ASL Placement Information

If you already took ASL for college credit, please email your ASL course syllabus for each level to Alex Lynch at xander@arizona.edu.

Please proceed with this form if you have not previously taken ASL for college credit and if it has been determined that the ASL course you completed at your previous institution is not equivalent to the courses offered in the ASL program at the University of Arizona.

What is your first name? *

What is your last name? *

What is your email address? *

What is your student ID number? *

What is your primary (academic) advisor's name? *

What is your primary (academic) advisor's email address? *

What is your major, and if applicable, your minor?

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Does your plan of study require you to take second language courses? *

Yes, I need to complete two semesters of a particular language course as a requirement.

Yes, I need to complete four semesters of a particular language course as a requirement.

No, my program does not require me to take second language courses.

I'm not sure or I don't know.

What is the highest level of ASL you have completed? *

ASL 1

ASL 2

ASL 3

ASL 4

Not sure

I have never taken any ASL class

Other:

Where did you learn ASL? (be as specific as possible) *

How long have you been using ASL for? *

less than a year

1 - 2 years

2 - 3 years

more than 3 years

Which curriculum did you use to learn ASL? *

Signing Naturally (SN)

True+WAY ASL (TWA)

Master ASL

LifePrint (ASL University)

YouTube Channels

Not Sure

Other:

Below, you will have the opportunity to test out for each level. Please complete each task below only if you want to test out for that level. For example, if you want to test out of ASL 3, please complete all tasks up to that level.

To test out of ASL 1, you should have studied ASL for at minimum of 4 months at the college level or 1 year at the high school level.

To test out of ASL 2, you should have studied ASL for a minimum of 8 months at the college level or 2 years at the high school level.

To test out of ASL 3, you should have studied ASL for a minimum of 12 months at the college level or 3 years at the high school level.

To test out of ASL 4, you should have studied ASL for a minimum of 16 months at the college level or 4 years at the high school level, or you are a native signer.

To test out of ASL 1

Create a 2-3 minute introduction video about yourself. Provide information such as your name, where you are from, your family, your home, and any other relevant details you'd like to share. Your video will help with assessing your language proficiency.

To maximize the quality of your recording environment, please go to the link below and review tips.

https://help.goreact.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003481492

Upload your video to a video-sharing platform like YouTube, Vimeo, or any other platform you prefer. Ensure that your video privacy settings allow for viewing by anyone with the link. Submit the video link below.

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To test out of ASL 2

Create a 2-3 minute video about a vacation trip you took in the past, or a trip you want to take in the future. Your video will help with assessing your language proficiency.

To maximize the quality of your recording environment, please go to the link below and review tips.

https://help.goreact.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003481492

Upload your video to a video-sharing platform like YouTube, Vimeo, or any other platform you prefer. Ensure that your video privacy settings allow for viewing by anyone with the link. Submit the video link below.

To test out of ASL 3

Create a 2-3 minute video about an illness. Discuss symptoms, its locations, severity and frequency, and treatments. Your video will help with assessing your language proficiency.

To maximize the quality of your recording environment, please go to the link below and review tips.

https://help.goreact.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003481492

Upload your video to a video-sharing platform like YouTube, Vimeo, or any other platform you prefer. Ensure that your video privacy settings allow for viewing by anyone with the link. Submit the video link below.

To test out of ASL 4

Create a 2-3 minute video about a story (fictional or real). It can be about overcoming obstacles, rags to riches, tragedy, inspiration, or a comedy. Minimum 2 characters. This must be your original work. Your video will help with assessing your language proficiency.

To maximize the quality of your recording environment, please go to the link below and review tips.

https://help.goreact.com/hc/en-us/articles/360003481492

Upload your video to a video-sharing platform like YouTube, Vimeo, or any other platform you prefer. Ensure that your video privacy settings allow for viewing by anyone with the link. Submit the video link below.