I have a friend who attended undergrad as a philosophy major and psychology minor at a fairly prestigious university, he’s now working at one of the top law firms in so cal. He plans on getting experience first and then attending law school in the future.

I think your best bet is like him is to major in Philosophy, and minor in something of your choice(whether it is classical or cultural).

If I were an employer of some place involving law or writing I wouldn’t want either degree because the degrees listed above provide no information to me about whether or not you’ll be an asset to my company. When I hire someone, I want a sense that this person has the knowledge to be able to benefit my company, either with something I can see on paper or after conversing with the person. A degree in culture or history won’t do either. Those will only tell me that you can complete something. Just being honest.