<p>“A good majority of the schools I intend on applying to do not accept ASL or ASL related coursework.”</p>
<p>Why does your list contain so many places that would cause you to lose so many credits? Is your prospective major a very specific one that is only offered at a limited number of colleges/universities, or do you have some other very specific requirements/expectations? I suggest that you set acceptance of at least some of your ASL credits as a MINIMUM requisite to get onto your possible transfer-to list.</p>
<p>Since you have a full-ride, you could conceivably remain at RIT for another year and use that opportunity to complete all of your gen. ed. courses before transferring. However, if you head off to a place that doesn’t give you credit for the ASL coursework, you will be looking at three years at the new school. How affordable are you going to be able to make three years more of studies? If you’d transfer to a place that gives you credit for the ASL, you should be able to finish more quickly.</p>
<p>The College Board College Matchmaker search engine finds 142 colleges that offer majors in ASL or ASL interpretation. <a href=“College Search - BigFuture | College Board”>College Search - BigFuture | College Board; One of them might work well for you.</p>