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Sign Language Interpreting Undergraduate Certificate

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The Sign Language Interpreting certificate prepares students with the theoretical and practical knowledge needed to enter field of American Sign Language/English interpretation. Students develop confidence in their working languages, proficiency in linguistic and cultural analysis, and the interpersonal skills needed to develop a relevant and sound professional practice.

Program Admission

Admission to the certificate will be based on the following:

  • Admission to Georgia State University;
  • Proof of a bachelor’s degree or higher;
  • Completion of an American Sign Language Interpreting Certificate Program application;
  • Completion of a program orientation;
  • Successful completion of an entrance interview demonstrating at least intermediate conversational proficiency in American Sign Language, and visual-motor fluency.

Certificate Requirements

Required (48 Hours)

Total Hours: Minimum of 48 Semester Hours

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