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it is required by RID and I believe the NAD that now anyone who wants to become a terp is at least required to have an associates degree. I believe in a few years it will require a four-year bachelors degree as well. going to a school that offers an associates in Deaf Stuides is always a good start. But there are many colleges who offer a BS in ASL Interpreting as well. go to www.discoverinterpreting.com as well. it's a good jumping off point

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