Any of those would be relevant. It really matters more exactly what you want to do within clinical psychology...its a broad field so saying you want to go into "Clinical or counseling" doesn't really narrow down the list of relevant majors.
If I could do it again, I would probably double in Psychology and Neuroscience, and minor in comp sci, as neuro and comp sci are WAY more relevant to my day to day activities than something like sociology would be. That's me though, like I said, it depends where your focus is.
I imagine other good ones depending on what you want to do would be pretty much any health-based science (e.g. nursing, biomedical science, etc.), English, Philosophy, Biomedical Engineering, many of the humanities (e.g. Women's studies, African American Studies), public health, public policy, the list goes on. Really it boils down to what kind of psychologist you see yourself being.
If I could do it again, I would probably double in Psychology and Neuroscience, and minor in comp sci, as neuro and comp sci are WAY more relevant to my day to day activities than something like sociology would be. That's me though, like I said, it depends where your focus is.
I imagine other good ones depending on what you want to do would be pretty much any health-based science (e.g. nursing, biomedical science, etc.), English, Philosophy, Biomedical Engineering, many of the humanities (e.g. Women's studies, African American Studies), public health, public policy, the list goes on. Really it boils down to what kind of psychologist you see yourself being.
