Curriculum & Transfer
Lakeland Community College offers an Associate's in Applied Science degree in American Sign Language studies. This program and our courses engage student in American Sign Language and the history, literature, and issues related to deaf culture and the deaf community. For more information, see the Applied American Sign Language Studies degree requirements.
Students interested in taking a few American Sign Language courses but not interested in majoring in it should consider Lakeland's Associate of Arts degree.
Students interested in pursuing a four-year degree in American Sign Language, communication studies, humanities, or another related field should consult with a Lakeland counselor and the Transfer Center as soon as possible to maximize course transferability. In addition to many seamless transfer partners through the Ohio Transfer Module, the following related options are currently available to Lakeland students:
- Lakeland's Holden University Center partnerships:
- Bachelor of Education in Curriculum and Teaching (Bowling Green State University)
- Bachelor of Arts in Humanities (Ursuline College Adult Program)
- Bachelor of Arts in Communication (Lake Erie College)
- Master of Education in Special Education (Bowling Green State University) in Assistive Technology, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Secondary Transition TTW
- Case Western Reserve University: Cleveland Humanities Collaborative
