= history =

32 credit hours total.  Hmm.

* (check) History 100 (preferably in the freshman year) or six hours in pre-1789 European history.
* (check) Six credit hours in United States history.
* (check) Six credit hours in European history (which may include British but not History 100).
* (check, counting Japan next sem) Six credit hours in Latin American, Asian, and/or African history.
* (check) Six credit hours in the pre-1789 period (not including History 100).
* (probably check) Twelve credit hours at the 300 and/or 400 level.

* One of the following undergraduate seminars: 
** History 288 (Introduction to Historical Methods) for freshmen and sophomores only 
** History 487 (The Nature of History) or History 488 (The Historian's Craft). 
** If qualified to do so, a student may write an honors thesis as an alternative to a seminar. 

http://www.unl.edu/history/undergrad/undergrad_major.html

= comp sci minor =

http://cse.unl.edu/Academic_Programs/cs_bulletin.php3

= latin minor =

http://www.unl.edu/classics/latin.html

Plan B - 9 hours above 300 level