Offered: On campus, online
Learn with Minot State
The goal of our program is to prepare entry level professionals for the field of sign language interpreting in both community and education settings. This progressive program will provide you with a foundation in American Sign Language (ASL) and core knowledge and skills in interpreting, while the remainder of our curriculum consists of special education and disability services coursework. Our program is delivered online and via distance video technology. You may choose to be present on campus or participate remotely. Our core faculty includes Deaf mentors and nationally certified interpreters.
Two pathways to complete your BAS in ISLS
At Minot State, you have two pathways available for earning your bachelor of applied science degree in interpreting and sign language studies.
4 core learning goals
You will achieve four core student learning goals as an interpreter candidate:
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Annual pay
The annual median pay for sign language interpreters is $47,000.