American Sign Language Interpreting Studies (BS)

at University of Louisville

Modules:
 

• Introduction to Deaf Culture - D1, SB (may also be used as general education credit)    
• Processing Skills for Interpreters 4    
• Introduction to Interpreting    
• Fingerspelling and Number Systems    
• Multiculturalism and Interpreting    

Admission to the BS in ASLIS not automatic.  Entry requires functional fluency in ASL and basic interpreting competencies, a minimum overall GPA of 2.25, and a minimum GPA of 3.0 in ASL and ITP courses.  The final exam in ITP 220 also serves as part of the ASLIS screening process for entry into the major.  Once accepted into the major, students need to work closely with their advisor.  Seniors are required to complete roughly 450 hours in an advanced interpreting practicum.  For more details, contact the Department. 

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