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Kathleen

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Kathleen

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Hi I'm from Michigan. I plan on going back to school soon. I would like to make a career in ASL but like strictly focus on ASL and no other courses that does not relate to ASL. I come from a low income family, so I'm looking to just commute there back and forth. Anyone know any good recommendations? 

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If you are looking to become an ASL interpreter, you will need to have a bachelors in something.  The governing board for interpreters requires that you have a bachelors in order to sit for the exam.

I think that to be a teacher of the deaf you do not have to have a degree in deaf education, but you would need a teaching certificate.

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FIinding an actual school program. I have created the Foreign Language Learning Programs ChatGPT that helps you find the right program. Same thing, talk to it like a google search for ASL programs, schools and opportunites. This chatGPT for Linguist will help you find online and in person language programs.  https://chatgpt.com/g/g-67639659d04481919cc2ccca9728bf3e-foreign-language-learning-programs

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