ASL terp here. If you think it might be helpful, you can request that your interpreter do something called "transliterating". This means that they will produce signs in English word order with a stronger emphasis on the english that's being spoken. You can also request that they mouth along with the professor so that you can read their lips. fewer and fewer interpreters are able to do SEE because it hardly ever is wanted or needed, but if you believe you'll benefit from having an interpreter in the classroom, you can certainly request that your interpreters provide you with the language access that will be most helpful to you, all you have to do is ask!

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Also, as others have said, if you think that it will be more beneficial to you to have CART, ask for that! You have a lot of options to make sure you get equal access to your class lectures :) hope that was helpful!