@Peter2025 , it's impossible to make specific recommendations for you, because we don't know your actual ability or major/minors along with other activities you will be engaged in at USAFA. So consider this thread for different strategies like Shiner says, or just examples like BuckeyeDad20 's Ds or my DD.
For another data point, my DD will attempt non-STEM double majors. She validated as much as she could to free up her schedule. The added wrinkle is Academy Scholars Program, and she has almost no wiggle room due to validating or starting with more advanced sections, so she has to take almost every available Scholars section left, and that drives her schedule as well. For her, she is in the camp of wanting graduate school and/or positioning for national scholarships. She enjoyed Japanese, but it came down to 4 years what will you do with your time? And she thought, I can always learn Japanese, but with my 47 months i'd rather double major.
I think it's entirely OK to not know what you want to major in coming in, and keeping an open mind for everything USAFA has to offer. My experience is there's a lot of parent pysche out going on - parents telling other parents cool sounding majors and jobs that i've heard of. The important thing is that you make as informed a decision as you can, you win some and lose some when it comes to scheduling/teachers/preferences, and remember that there are 30 or so majors because they are all needs of the Air Force.
