Sign Language Interpretation Diploma

Learn to become a sign language interpreter. Facilitate the communication between hearing and Deaf and hard of hearing communities using American Sign Language (ASL).

Admission to the Sign Language Interpretation Diploma program is through a competitive selection process. Throughout the selection process, applicants are assessed for proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) and English, an understanding of the Deaf community, Deaf culture, the field of Sign Language interpreting, and knowledge of social justice issues. Admission Requirements ENGL 1100 with a minimum ‘B’ grade, or equivalent An ASL and Deaf Studies Certificate, or equivalent, or permission of the department Submission of a CASPer test score. CASPer test scores are valid for one admission cycle. Successful ASL panel interview including a faculty member, Deaf community member, and professional interpreter