Psychology and the Sciences

Just to clear up some misinformation that some of my siblings (aka Gina and Kendrick) have been spreading around, psychology is a science. And unlike what Kendrick claimed it to be in a recent comment on my mothers post, it is not an "impure science." The comment I am refering to is one that said we have 3 scientists in our family, 2 pure. Ouch. Psychology is a "pure" science-it studies mental processes and behaviors, using the SCIENTIFIC METHOD! It follows all of the same rules as the more "strict" or "pure" sciences such as biology and chemistry follow. And also, to tell you the truth, it doesn't really matter anymore anyway, since I'm changing my major. I'm no longer a psychology major, although I will fight for it since it is a most interesting topic. However, don't worry about not having 3 "pure" scientists in the family. I'm thinking along the lines of sociology now, mostly because it's extremely broad, and since I have no clue as to what I'm going to do when I "grow up", I figure it might be a good choice. We'll see. Anybody have any other ideas for majors? (Matt, if you say philosophy I think I might get sick. That's not something that interests me nearly as much as it interests you.)