2024 Best Accredited Online Colleges for American Sign Language

AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

American sign language is an especially unpopular course of study. The standard major hands out 6,156 undergraduate degrees per annum; 532 students last year were granted undergraduate degrees in american sign language, making it the 273rd most popular concentration across the nation. 44 of those students are now alumni of one college, William Woods University, and 58 of those undergraduates attended institutions in New York.

Handpicking the right program could likely be hard, due to the fact that 46 colleges coast-to-coast award an undergrad degree in american sign language. At the undergraduate level, the average concentration is 4.2 times more widely available than american sign language., making it the 286th most broadly available major in America.

GRADUATE DEGREES

While 85% of last year's degrees in american sign language were undergrad degrees; 15% were advanced degrees. American sign language is the 303rd most popular postgraduate degree in America, with 97 degrees awarded. To put that in context, the average subject is 28.6 times more popular among postgrad students than american sign language.

In Total, 629 students received a bachelor's or higher in american sign language last spring.

ONLINE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE DEGREES

33 of those 629 students (5.2%) did all their learning online - 21 undergrad students and 12 master's or doctor's students. As you've presumably gathered, college students majoring in american sign language online are rather unique. It's at the moment the 188th most in-demand remote degree, and 95.6% below the national average of 481 students per major. For postgrads, it ranks 235th, and is 98.1% below the national average (616).

Troy University​ awarded more online four-year degrees in american sign language than any other U.S. school (9). Last fall, 4,633 undergrad students were attending the college remotely, 36% of their student body. They offer 19 remote focuses, which is 40% of their courses.

Additionally, Alabama graduates more american sign language online students than any other state (9 four-year degrees awarded last spring). Alabama alone accounts for 43% of the focus' remote students.

Only 3.9% of all undergrad degrees in american sign language are completed through an online program, (12.4% for graduate degrees). William Woods University's​ last undergraduate class contained a higher percentage of online american sign language majors than any other US school (3.31%).

Bachelor's degrees in american sign language are available remotely at 6 colleges around the nation, making it the 286th most commonly available online area of study in the country. 13% of institutions conferring the degree even have a remote option, and around 50% of the schools that have the degree remotely are public.

If you hope to study american sign language and don't like in-person class, you may want to consider applying to William Woods University, as it has the 3rd best american sign language program in the nation. They also grant an additional 13 degrees comprehensively remotely, so their systems are probably reliable. Moreover, 180 remote undergrads go to the institution, which is 21% of their enrolled students.

PARTIALLY ONLINE AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE DEGREES

• Last spring, 137 people completed undergraduate degrees in american sign language partially online
• 39 colleges coast-to-coast grant an undergraduate degree in american sign language partially online
• Last spring, 158 students received a bachelor's or higher in american sign language partially online
• William Woods University​ conferred more partially online bachelor's degrees in american sign language than any other college in the US (13)
• Texas is home to the most institutions offering partially online four-year degrees in american sign language of any state (2 institutions)
• The average subject confers 320 yearly grad degrees partially online

IN-PERSON AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE DEGREES

• American sign language is the 279th most popular entirely in-person four-year degree in the United States of America
• American sign language is the 329th most commonly available in-person undergraduate degree in the USA
• Last spring, 436 students received a bachelor's or higher in american sign language fully in-person
• 11.13% of William Woods University's​ last undergraduate class studied american sign language in-person, higher than any other American college
• The average in-person major grants 6,102 yearly bachelor's degrees or higher