History_fan123

Thanks for the answers, I have sent some inquiries to the school to find enrollment information for the general history program and if possible the specialized tracks. I have also asked about a certificate they offer to graduate students for museum studies with the completion of 5 classes. So it may be that I will just have to apply to the general program and the certificate instead of the specialized tract. Thanks again

Last year when I applied to grad school the main reason I was not accepted (at least on the letter) was do to "program resource limitations". What does this actually mean? I applied for history but with the specialization program in public history. The public history track needed 12 more credits/different classes/different professors than the regular masters in history. From what I have gathered it seems that the limitations is that they didn't have the funding to warrant the program for the future academic year. Am I correct in this thought? I will be retaking the GRE to try and increase my scores,regardless, but should I apply to this program again? Or should I "play safe" and just apply for the generic master's in history rather than a specialized/narrower program? Thanks for any information!