AlmostDoneWithThis

I have to check some of these books out.

I have to check some of these books out.

I also forgot to mentions that I have a 3.6 GPA in my major, which is History, and I know two languages other than English which is French and Spanish.

I'm sure you've heard this question asked many times before but I would really like to know if it's even worth it to apply because as we all know, applying is not a cheap or easy task. I want to apply to a History graduate program (either Masters or Ph.D) and it doesn't really matter where, i'll go wherever the wind takes me (basically whoever accepts me). Here are all of my qualifications, and please be honest, even to the point of brutality. GRE: 296 (stil waiting for the written section results) GPA: 3.11 (Has gone up a considerable amount since my freshman year. It was down for personal reasons) Experience: I have plenty of work experience but it is not very relevant to my field. I will be doing an internship this fall as a Student Teacher. Please let me know if i've missed something that is important. Also if you could give me some advice as to how to better my chances to getting into a History graduate program that would be much appreciated, as well as any graduate programs you think I should apply to that I have a good chance of getting in. Thank you in advance.