Gallaudet University
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Founded 1864 as Kendall School and was an institution for deaf and blind children until 1865 when the blind students were transferred to the Maryland School for the Blind. Became Gallaudet College 1954, and acquired present title 1986. A private institution for deaf and hard of hearing students.
Funding:
Private
Accreditation:
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
Grades 3
Languages 1
Divisions 5
- Management School
- Arts and Sciences CollegeFields of study: Home Economics, Government, Religion, Mathematics and Computer Science, International Studies, Linguistics, Foreign Languages Education, Social Work, Fine Arts, Natural Sciences, Modern Languages, Philosophy, Literature, Biology, Arts and Humanities, Physics, History, Chemistry, Psychology, Mathematics, English
- Communication SchoolFields of study: Communication Studies
- Education and Human Services School
- General Studies SchoolFields of study: Speech Therapy and Audiology
Requirements
- Admission details: Graduation from high school or equivalent, and College Board SAT or ACT examination. TOEFL test for foreign students
