Gallaudet University Reviews

"I loved my time at Gallaudet. It is the only school of its kind in the world. I would not trade my time there for anything. I liked it so much that I am now going back for graduate school. I love that the campus is completely bilingual, with all interactions happening in American Sign Language and written work happening in English. The bureaucracy of dealing with offices is terrible, but the unique experience makes it worth it."

"Gallaudet University is a great institution that prides itself on diversity and inclusion. Historically established for students who are Deaf/Hard of hearing, Gallaudet offers a rich culture and resources for students in this population. As a hearing student, I have been able to learn ASL in classes and in everyday interactions. This component has been exceptionally beneficial to my education in speech pathology."

"The professors were very helpful with paving the pathway to your future. They know their materials, and willing to go beyond to ensure every student becomes succession by time they graduate."

"It is a great school for those who are deaf. Some have said Gallaudet University lacks academic rigor, but every school is what you make of it. If you are willing to challenge teachers -- without an attitude -- then you will be rewarded. They will love to teach you what they know."

"Graduate in Social Work, School promotes bilingual and cultural diversity. One of the best institute in the world. ASL is culturally and strongly used here. For more information about this university you can click on the link before http://www.gallaudet.edu/about/explore-campus"

"I am in my first year of three year program in Master in Social Work. The curriculum are very beneficial for learning about empowerment and about self reflection and understanding the policies in federal laws and how to write good research papers. The professors emphasizes about developing personal boundaries and professionalism."

"Gallaudet University is the only university for the deaf in United States. I recommend it strongly for its 100% accessibility, diversity, and resources especially if you are deaf and use American Sign Language. Its education could be a little better, but it is still an excellent school. It is also ;located in Washington, D.C., so it is at a place with exciting things to do."