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Court Reporting/Stenography

Would you like to be a “fly on the wall” in a courtroom? Court reporting and stenography programs teach you the different methods of reporting legal proceedings, speeches, meetings, and other events. More and more, court reporters and stenographers work in closed captioning and translating for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

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You can learn a variety of technologies to be a court reporter. Most court reporters use a stenotype machine to record letters, words, phrases, and sounds. The text is then processed using an electronic method called computer-aided transcription (CAT). Another technique is electronic reporting. This involves making an audio recording of court procedures and then transcribing it. In another method, voice writing, a court reporter speaks into a voice-silencing mask to make an audio record of the proceedings.

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Everest University Online

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Kaplan University

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Kaplan Tuition Discounts for Military Families

Kaplan University offers a 15 percent tuition discount on all undergraduate degree programs to active-duty service members, national guard, and reserves, as well as drilling members of the national guard and reserves.

Military spouses of active-duty service members are eligible to receive a 10 percent discount off the regular tuition rate.

Kaplan has a dedicated military admissions team that understands the issues facing active duty military personnel and their families, and is prepared to help them achieve education goals whether serving oversees or minding the fort at home.

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