How Important is Major Post-SA Offer? BBA + Study Abroad versus BA?

Hi all, for some context, I landed a dream IB gig for SA24 (current first semester junior) - super happy about it, and with the information I have now, I definitely envision myself wanting to stay FT (so will do everything within my power to get return).

Now, onto the question - I'm highly considering dropping my school's (semi-target) BBA program to pursue a BA in a Tier 1 (just jokes) Liberal Arts discipline. If the major is relevant for determining whether this is a good decision, i.e. Economics vs Gender Studies, lmk and I'll say the major in the comments.

Basically, the decision comes down as follows: I can either stick with the BBA program, minor in the liberal arts discipline, and study abroad (which I probably have a slight 60/40 preference to go abroad) OR switch to BA, potentially minor in Biz, while not having the option to study abroad.

If I stick with BBA: the classes I would be taking would be unbelievably brainnumbing- I basically have prioritized higher-level finance courses because of their practicality while pushing off the BS GenEd courses like marketing and system information. On top of these BS core classes, there's a ton of other brainnumbing junk (mud) that I'd have to trench through to complete the BBA. Basically, I would not be learning anything relevant to IB, and this is confirmed with discussions with seniors who did BBA + IB internship.

If I switch to BA: the classes would be very enjoyable and intellectually stimulating. I'd wake up enjoying going to class. I'd develop "cRiTiCaL tHiNkInG" skills that unironically would help me become a better thinker should I decide to go buyside/investing route. While I wouldn't study abroad, I feel like I'd be more fulfilled with my intellectual base and my outlook on the world and my life. I am a terrible reader, so I'd be thrown into the fire with regards to reading comprehension. The major would by no means be a cake-walk, so it's not a matter of just pursuing an easier route. The classes are also so much more stimulating with smarter students and more thought-provoking discussions/lectures.

My questions are as follows: which would you pursue? The fulfilling major, or the one that assimilates you better into the Business world? Given that I already have a strong foundation in finance and that I'll build 99% of my knowledge on the job, I don't believe the BBA would practically help me (it'd just be for optics and for future jobs). Would this impact my ability to receive a return offer at my SA24 gig? Would this be perceived negatively? Would this impact my ability to pursue future opportunities in the buyside? Any insight would be greatly appreciated - thank you very much for your time!!