M.A. in Sociology or M.S. in Family & Consumer Science -Consumer Affairs?

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Next year, I am graduating with a B.A. in Economics, and I'm looking for a Master's degree that will complement my undergrad degree (I'm not interested in an M.A. in Economics).

I have had my sights set on getting an M.A. in Sociology from CSUF.

I now see a very interesting progam in Consumer Science from Cal State Northridge.

The description on the CSUN site:

"The Consumer Affairs professional ensures availability of information.She watches business practices and trends.They let people know their rights and help avoid predatory business practices. The academic internship is a valuable part of the Consumer Affairs program. Through the internship, students get professional experience - and credit toward the degree. and non-profit organizations combating fraud or monitoring consumer trends"

I have always wanted to proactively work to stop fraud and predatory business practices. Is this the program I am looking for, even though I would love to attend CSUF?
Or should I do the M.S. in Consumer Affairs and then apply to get an M.A. in Sociology?

I don't see myself getting a PhD in Sociology, so the M.A. would be the farthest I would go.

But I love Fullerton (Although I haven't been on campus yet)! Their Soc program looks fantastic!

But I would like a rewarding career using my economics undergrad along with consumer science to combat fraud and predatory practices...(I know I already said that)......

I am so torn!

Your thoughts?
Oh, and I am not interested in an M.A. in Economics because I would like to explore the other aspects of the social sciences.