Degree Plans
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Sign Language Interpreting (AAS)
With your AAS degree and state board certification you can immediately start in your career field or continue your career path with a baccalaureate degree.
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ASL Skills Certificate (Certificate)
Our ASL Skills Certificate gives you an alternative option to learn ASL skills, but not become an interpreter. This is an excellent addition to those majoring in deaf education, special education, speech pathology, criminal justice and healthcare fields, to name a few.
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Sign Language: Healthcare (Certificate)
With our small class size you will receive extensive training in the healthcare system and healthcare interpreting protocol from our highly qualified team. We will also prepare you for interpreting in basic and specialty healthcare settings.
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Sign Language: Legal (Certificate)
The need for highly-skilled interpreters—specifically in the courtroom, law enforcement and other legal settings—is rapidly growing. To participate in this program, you must be a graduate of an Interpreter Training Program or a certified interpreter with current credentials.