Foreign Language Proficiency must be demonstrated in a foreign language equivalent to one year of college instruction for Bachelor of Arts students. This requirement can be met by successful completion of appropriate college-level courses or by examination.

ASL Foreign Language Proficiency Examination: Students electing to satisfy the foreign language requirement via American Sign Language Proficiency Exam should contact the UCF School of Communication Sciences and Disorders ASL Instructors and their Academic Success Coach regarding testing. Foreign Language Proficiency Exam is conducted through the UCF Testing Center. For more information including registration and payment please visit https://utc.sswb.ucf.edu/asl/. All scores are final and may not be appealed. Students may retake the entire ASL Foreign Language Proficiency Examination after at least 90 days have passed. Fees apply.

ASL Proficiency Assessment for ASL 2140: Students seeking proficiency testing to bypass ASL 2140 Introduction to American Sign Language and enroll directly in ASL 2150 Intermediate American Sign Language should also contact the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders ASL Instructors and their Academic Success Coach for departmental assessment. All scores are final and may not be appealed. Students may only take the ASL Proficiency Assessment for ASL 2140 one time.