In need of advice!

[Mg2]

I have had a passion for asl for a very long time. The main goal has always been to become an asl interpreter. I took a break from college and now I’d like to return to pursue my career with asl. I am in New York and none of my local colleges offer those courses that I need to take in person so now I’ve been trying to find something online but haven’t had much success with this either. If anyone has any colleges in mind (for online classes) that may help or even a different path to fulfill my dream I am all ears. If you took the time to read this I really appreciate it. ❤️

[Bailee M]

Some resources for ya:

https://www.signlanguage101.com/courses/level-1-online-asl-course

http://www.lifeprint.com/

https://www.handspeak.com/

https://www.dawnsign.com/series/details/signing-naturally

https://www.aslmeredith.com/

https://www.wvc.edu/academics/humanities/languages/american-sign-language.html

Edited April 9, 2021 by Bailee M

[Mg2]

Thank you so much!! Greatly appreciated😌

[Rubicon]

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[AngelF]

I'll have to try some of these

[lleymrl]

You can meet new people, be more sensitive reaction time & typing test to the environment around you, and develop skills you didn't know you could possess.To sharpen your cognitive skills by experiencing a different way of learning. To explore the multiple perspectives on deafness and communication.

[blucecao]

On 12/31/2024 at 9:35 AM, lleymrl said:

You can meet new people, be more sensitive reaction time & typing test to the environment around you, and develop skills you didn't know you could possess.To sharpen your cognitive skills by experiencing a different way of learning. To explore the multiple perspectives on deafness and communication.

thank you ! The Human Benchmark is very useful