A comprehensive university designed for deaf and hard of hearing individuals, in a global capital. There is simply no other place like this in the world. As a Gallaudet student, your possibilities are endless. Collaborate with faculty on research with national and global impact, from educational neuroscience to communication policy. Take advantage of our location near the U.S. Capitol to intern with a member of Congress—or at the White House, the Smithsonian museums, a corporate ofce or an international association. Enjoy a vibrant campus with NCAA Division III athletics, numerous student organizations and a full event calendar. Live with deaf and hard of hearing students from all over the world and immerse yourself in a true bilingual experience.
Te Admissions Process for Hearing Students All hearing applicants will work closely with the Bachelor of Arts in Interpretation (BAI) and Hearing Undergraduate (HUG) admissions counselor. The BAI/HUG admissions counselor is readily available to assist you during the two-phase application process. Phase 1 of screening is initiated by completing the online undergraduate application. For programspecifc requirements, your admissions counselor will contact you regarding eligibility to continue with Phase 2.
Phase 1: Admissions Requirements • Online application • $50 application fee • Two essays: English and ASL
• One letter of recommendation • Copies of ofcial transcripts • ACT and/or SAT test scores
Phase 2: Program-specifc Requirements Bachelor of Arts in Interpretation (BAI) Program • BAI language profciency evaluation • American Sign Language Profciency Interview (ASLPI)
Hearing Undergraduate (HUG) Program • HUG interview • American Sign Language Profciency Interview (ASLPI)
The Bachelor of Arts in Interpretation Program Our renowned interpretation program draws hearing and deaf students from around the globe. Comprehensive coursework and fieldwork will provide you with the knowledge and skills in ASL interpreting to achieve success in this high-demand career. The program includes hands-on training in a variety of settings, as well as supporting courses in ASL, deaf studies, biological sciences, and linguistics.
Enter Any Major as a Hearing Undergraduate Student Each year we accept a select group of hearing frst year and transfer students to our Hearing Undergraduate (HUG) program. Choose from chemistry, education, information technology, international studies, theatre arts, and more than 25 other bachelor’s degree options. In all majors you will gain a broad educational foundation as well as specialized knowledge and practical experience.
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—Johnny Ahern, ’17 Gainesville, Virginia B.A., Deaf Studies