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Huh? And I AM in one...? I think I was sending out the wrong message. I mean, I know some deaf people with immediate deaf families therefore they also have full access to ASL [just like me...] and they still struggle. That's not something I really understand. That's what I was saying.

For Gallaudet... If you get a 24 or higher on the ACT, you'll be guaranteed 4 years of free tuition. Only if you keep your grades up during your years in Gallaudet, of course. So if you can achieve that score, you will have nothing to worry about.

Hi. My name is Kristina and I'm from New York. I am a junior in high school and I am so excited to be done with my junior year so soon. I am profoundly deaf [obviously, as I am on here, haha.] I sign most of time. It's cool seeing new people on here that are deaf but wants to learn sign...

Woo, go Class of 2012. I'm a junior too! :] Anyway, those are great colleges. If your major is graphic design, you should think about RIT [Rochester Institute of Technology] as they have a separate college NTID (National Techinical(?) Institute for the Deaf). They have loads of technological...

That's true as I developed an established language (ASL) before I started school, rather than other kids who didn't have a language except for "home signs". However, I think this video applies to deaf kids with deaf parents as well. I think the video applies to some people I know too. My best...

Gallaudet University is...interesting. I am not a Gally student myself but I visited there a couple of months ago for the Academic Bowl competition. I also have a lot of friends who go there. So, from an outsider's point of view, it's an okay college. There's nothing AMAZING about it except for...

I know this is an old thread but I just saw the video. I think it's interesting. I am mainstreamed, ever since I was nine. (I am seventeen now.) My immediate family is deaf. I am profoundly deaf. I use sign at school and at home. I use interpreters all the time. But I don't feel like I am...