I think I'd need to know why you're going back to school to say anything intelligent at all! What do you want out of it?
If you view it as education/training towards a new career, go with a major that will support you in that career.
If you view it as an opportunity for personal enrichment and growth (and, incidentally, a magic piece of paper), go with whatever captures your interest.
If the thing that most captures your interest also happens to be training for your hoped-for career, wazoo!
I did both; it took five years and I had very little room for interesting or broadening electives beyond my two majors. I think they're both valid ways of approaching the college experience. There is nothing wrong with wanting to have a good-paying job; there is nothing wrong with wanting to expand your scholarship in a given field.
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If you view it as education/training towards a new career, go with a major that will support you in that career.
If you view it as an opportunity for personal enrichment and growth (and, incidentally, a magic piece of paper), go with whatever captures your interest.
If the thing that most captures your interest also happens to be training for your hoped-for career, wazoo!
I did both; it took five years and I had very little room for interesting or broadening electives beyond my two majors. I think they're both valid ways of approaching the college experience. There is nothing wrong with wanting to have a good-paying job; there is nothing wrong with wanting to expand your scholarship in a given field.
Best of luck!