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This degree provides an introductory overview of the Deaf community and American Sign Language in cultural context. Students completing this degree will develop an understanding and respect for the Deaf culture, which will enable them to collaborate effectively with Deaf people for the empowerment of the Deaf community. This degree provides students with the psychosocial dynamics necessary to work in an educational or social service setting or to pursue an advanced degree at a 4-year institution.
Interpreters and Translators interpret oral or sign language, or translate written text from one language into another. Career opportunities require more than an associate degree.
Court Interpreter, Deaf Interpreter, Educational Interpreter, Interpreter, Medical Interpreter, Paraprofessional Interpreter, Sign Language Interpreter, Spanish Interpreter, Technical Translator, Translator
1,340
28% growth
$71,050/yr
Please meet with a counselor for specific transfer course evaluation or transferring to a specific 4-year institution.
Non-specified GE courses identified by CRC Area, CSU Area or IGETC Area without pre- or co-requisite can be taken at any semester.
The CRC Honors Program is designed specifically for academically accomplished students and for students with the potential for high achievement. Students who complete 15 units or more in honors-designated courses will earn special recognition as an Honors Scholar, a distinction that may entitle the student to guaranteed transfer and scholarship opportunities at select transfer colleges and universities.
This program map represents one possible pathway to complete the program. Please see a counselor to create an education plan that is customized to meet your needs. This map is not a guarantee of course availability or financial aid applicability.
The Zero Textbook Costs designation and logo are added to any course that provides free access to all required instructional materials. These are typically shared with students through Canvas. Courses that are designated as ZTC may still require students to purchase supplemental materials such as lab coats, a calculator, art supplies, etc. See full definitions and searching tips on the Zero Textbook Costs page of the college website.
Catalog Year: 2023-2024
Published May 17, 2023