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Yes, I'm a student at Richland college and it is the best (in my opinion) in the DCCCD. I really love the diversity, and yes.. there is a great deal of Deaf students at Richland because it's the largest of the community colleges with over 25,000 enrolled students.

Yes! Here: Richland Collegiate High School - Richland College

Yes, I even know that one of the colleges in the DCCCD (Dallas county community college district) has a collegiate high school program that kids can go there for their junior and senior years in high school and once they're done they finish with a HS diploma, AND an associates degree. Way cool...

Yes they did, not anymore though sadly. I had a few friends that went there, and they all said that the school is going down-hill. :|

Oh yes they do, relax completely about that! I graduated high school in 3 years, and I'm not even the youngest in college. They have 16 year olds, to 90 year olds. And no one will even notice :)

I know, just hope and pray for rain! Everyone's grass here is suffering!

Well my suggestion would be to find some sort of extracurricular ASL courses and study it in your free time, spend a day in your local library every month just immersing yourself. Make flash cards, do whatever you can in your own time to learn more. Go up to local colleges, even if all of their...

Oh, I know how you feel. Well have you taken many ASL courses? They have wonderful courses at colleges and you get way more credit taking it as a college course, as opposed to a high school course. Plus, it can double up as a speech credit at most colleges. Also, If I may ask... where in Texas...

hahah, hilarious! I totally learned something. :ty:

Well if you are on this forum, I'm assuming that you really want a future with ASL in it, so I suggest talking to a school counselor about career choices and see what she suggests, they are very helpful and some even have "career guidance" tests that you can fill out and it will print out a list...

I know, isn't it? It's going to be 110 degrees out today!! :shock:

I'm not really sure if my answers will be too helpful, but I believe you can combine your ASL studies with an interpreter program. I'm in school right now to become an interpreter (I'm completely fluent in Spanish) And I'm in Texas too! Nice to meet you :)

Hey, good morning everyone! Hope you all are having a good day so far. :)

Nope, I've never used one... but I've been in the room with people using one. I don't think it's real but you never know, eh? ;D And, not that I'm creeping or anything, but I just noticed that we're close in age! Very cool :) (p.s. I'm new here and have no idea how to reply and do anything so...

Oh my goodness, I got scared out of my mind when I read this... what a coincidence, I just had a nightmare last night that I was using one and became possessed! It was odd, I watch too many scary movies. lolol. :)

I thought I replied to this already, my goodness I need to learn how to get around here hahah Well it's so nice to see that there's other people here that are living in the same state as me.. even if it is extremely hot out right now! lol Yes, I'm starting college in a little less than a month...

My nationality is American. And I have Italian, German, Polish, and Native American ancestry. But everyone just thinks I'm Hispanic so.. :o

Oh wow, I'm glad there's other people from around here too! I'm a college student right now, and yes! I'm studying ASL. I am only a beginner though, nothing too special. But I really want to learn... I just have no one to practice with or anything at this moment. Of course I'm hoping to get...

That might be the case often, but not always... please don't judge all hearing people this way. I am completely hearing, but just because I was born that way doesn't mean that I am angry and treat others who don't have the ability to hear in a rude manner. Many kind hearing people I know, and...

I'm still trying to figure this site out, this being my first day and all.. hahah. Nice to meet all of you! I'm not sure what to do next... lol :)