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Collin College - 3452 Spur 399 - McKinney, Texas 75069 - 972.548.6790

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Deaf Education is a specialized education field that opens up learning for students who are deaf or hard of hearing. Studying American Sign Language (ASL) at Collin College will prepare you to pursue a career or degree in Deaf Education or Deaf Studies at a four-year college.

Recommended Electives
SGNL	1401	Beginning American Sign Language I
SGNL	1402	Beginning American Sign Language II
SGNL	2301	Intermediate American Sign Language I
SGNL	2302	Intermediate American Sign Language II
SLNG	1211	Fingerspelling and Numbers ¹
SLNG	1347	Deaf Culture
EDUC	1301	Introduction to the Teaching Profession²
EDUC	2301	Introduction to Special Populations ²

1. Recommended for students pursuing degrees in Deaf Studies.
2. Recommended for students pursuing degrees in Deaf Education.

See the workforce Interpreter Education Program (IEP)

Department Website

www.collin.edu/department/asliep/

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