Details: American Sign Language, Minor

MinorAmerican Sign Language

A minor in American Sign Language from Wichita State is a valuable asset to a diverse range of majors and career settings—from education and health care to counseling and law.

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Admission to the program

To take courses in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, you must first be admitted to Wichita State.

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Admission requirements

Curriculum

The 15-credit-hour minor includes three required courses in American Sign Language (9 credit hours) and two additional ASL-related electives based (6 hours) on your interests and career goals.

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Careers

Thanks to WSU's extensive network of employer connections, students in every major have opportunities to gain real-world experience—helping them build a resume, make professional connections and land their dream jobs.

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