The Judicial Reporting program is approved by the Council on Approved Student Education of the National Court Reporters Association and has met the General Requirements and Minimum Standards established by said Council which include instruction in machine shorthand, keyboarding, English, law, legal terminology, anatomy, medical terminology, judicial reporting procedures, technology, and internship. Our graduates are qualified to sit for national and state certification tests. Upon certification, when required, our graduates are qualified to work as official judicial reporters in the courts, or as freelance judicial reporters. In addition, the Judicial Reporting/Legal Transcription Program includes much of the knowledge and many of the skills necessary to become broadcast captioners and CART providers. The training for judicial reporters integrates the use of computer-aided transcription and realtime skills as part of the program. Training in the use of computer-aided transcription and realtime skills makes a graduate’s professional career highly successful.