Studying American Sign Language at Weber State

Weber State’s American Sign Language associate’s degree program prepares students with the skills they need to use ASL in everyday conversations, hold bilingual roles in any industry, and continue their studies in an ASL related field. 

American Sign Language Highlights

As a Weber State ASL student, you will step outside of the classroom to deepen your ASL skills and cultural knowledge by interacting with members of the ASL community. These unique opportunities allow you to experience using the language in real-life scenarios, gain a deeper appreciation for d/Deaf life, and better understand potential ASL-related career opportunities.

Samantha Perry

“The ASL program helped me develop the skills needed to communicate with the Deaf community, which I love. It helped me continue my learning in a language and culture I am passionate about, as well as see things from a different perspective.”

What You’ll LEARN at Weber

In Weber State’s ASL program, you will learn about the beauty and complexity of American Sign Language, and about Deaf life, history, and perspective. ASL is more than a language; it is part of a rich culture and way of life. By the end of the program, you will be conversationally fluent in ASL and have a unique understanding of the Deaf World.

What You CAN DO After Weber

After you complete your associate’s degree or certificate of proficiency in ASL, you will have a strong language foundation and a competitive bilingual edge in any industry to advance in a variety of fields, such as health care, education, and more. If you have questions, contact a WSU Career Advisor