AS in Court Reporting, Certified Shorthand Reporter Option

Program Overview

The Certified Shorthand Reporter Option is offered only at the Indian Valley Campus. This program in conjunction with the academic courses required for the Legal Transcription Technology Option will fulfill the Certified Shorthand Reporters Board requirements to qualify to take the State Certified Shorthand Reporters Examination. An Associate in Science degree in Court Reporting, Certified Shorthand Reporters Option, is earned by completing the courses listed below, the academic courses required for the Legal Transcription Technology Option, and the College of Marin graduation requirements.In addition, students must pass all required skills tests, up to and including a 10-minute 200 wpm 4-Voice test with at least 97.5%accuracy (Qualifier). The total length of time it takes to complete the machine shorthand skill requirements varies with each student. All students should consult a counselor.