I like the broad applications of its interdisciplinary focus on anthropology, biology, psychology, and sociology that can be applied in the contexts of family, society, and culture.

The broad armchair academia leads to only abstract knowledge and less in depth practical knowledge within each of the disciplines.

Know what you want beforehand. If your goal is to be a physical or occupational therapist requiring a master's and you're taking this for your bachelor's to get better understanding in that field that's ok. But if you're taking this major because you think it sounds interesting and you're passionate about 3 or 4 of the sciences, you're better off learning that on YouTube for free.

Yes