ASL - English Interpretation
Review of Transfer Courses Toward a Major
Who evaluates transfer courses?
The chair is responsible for ASL- English Interpretation course transfer decisions.
Contact:
Carly Flagg, Chair
33 E. Congress, Suite 401
312-369-7837
Student asked to bring:
Students must provide a transcript and syllabus for any courses that do not require linguistic proficiency, such as Deaf Culture or Introduction to Interpreting. The faculty will evaluate this information in a meeting with the student.
All transfer students who have previous course work in American Sign Language – English Interpretation from another institution or significant experience with ASL must complete a language proficiency evaluation prior to awarding any ASL - English Interpretation transfer credits or equivalencies for ASL 1, ASL 2, ASL 3, and/ or ASL 4.
Timeline:
Faculty will respond within 15 business days to the student's request. Faculty will record their evaluation on a Course Equivalency, Substitution, and Waiver Online Form.
Student will receive:
Office of Degree Evaluation evaluators will issue a new or revised Transfer Evaluation Report to the student within a week of the Course Equivalency, Substitution, and Waiver Online Form being entered by the department.
Questions:
Please contact the Office of Degree Evaluation
Susan Sindlinger
Director
312-369-7984
Revised 4/12
