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The associate degree program offers extensive course work in American Sign Language, knowledge, theory, and skills related to the practice profession of interpreting. A language lab helps students develop ASL and interpreting skills. A two-semester practicum gives students opportunities to gain first-hand experience applying their interpreting skills and knowledge of professional ethics under the supervision of a qualified interpreter. Students must be 18 years of age within the first month of their first semester in the program due to clinical placements.To qualify for admission to the associate degree program, students must (1) have an intermediate-level knowledge of American Sign Language and Deaf culture (equivalent to CSCC's ASL 1101 Beginning ASL I and ASL 1102 Beginning ASL II); (2) have a good command of spoken English; (3) agree to adhere to the Code of Professional Conduct established by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc.; (4) attend a Mandatory Information Session conducted by the coordinator to complete an application form for the program; (5) agree to complete a minimum number of IEP courses each semester; and (6) agree to daytime availability for one of their Practicum placements at a public school K - 12 setting.Prior to acceptance into the Interpreter Education Program, students may take any General Education courses listed in the Plan of Study, and any courses listed in the ASL/Deaf Studies Certificate without permission of the IEP program coordinator. Second year interpreting students are required to take the EEP (Entrance Exam for Practicum) one semester prior to scheduling their first practicum experience (IEP 2901 or 2903). A minimum interpreting skill level must be met in order to register for the first practicum experience.The five-semester program is sequential, carefully integrating theory and skills with problem solving and critical thinking. Students must adhere to the Code of Professional Conduct of the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) or risk dismissal from the program. 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