Evaluating credit for prior learning can be a daunting process, especially when speed is the key to increased enrollments. The CurriculumFinder app from DegreeData is an easy and affordable and tool for finding courses in current and archived academic catalogs. Instead of searching for information one website at a time, DegreeData puts all the US catalogs in one site and makes them searchable.
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DegreeData updates its database of academic catalogs annually.
Archival course descriptions and catalogs for 12 years and more.
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In the CurriculumFinder app online. It’s always free for students and other users can test it on a 30-day free trial.
Yes. If your institution, state or system needs the full archive of courses or catalogs, you can license it with annual updates. To learn more about licensing data, go to www.degreedata.solutions or write to us at licensing@degreedata.com.
If you need to look up courses you took years ago, the CurriculumFinder is your solution. Archives on the CurriculumFinder app. are accessible for up to 12 years in most cases, sometimes even more. The CurriculumFinder app. is always free to students. To learn more about Student Access, go to link.
We’ve got you covered. DegreeData maintains archived catalogs from closed colleges wherever possible. Use the CurriculumFinder app to search as you would any other college. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Let us know! contact@degreedata.com
Courses typically list subject code, course number, title, description, credits, prerequisites, and corequisites, whether you license data or use CurriculumFinder. DegreeData does not edit any course or leave anything out. When you work with us, you get the full description.
Yes, you can search for courses by title, subject code, number and keywords.
A user can go to each individual college website to look up old catalogs or they can use a single website, like CurriculumFinder to quickly find courses.
Subscriptions to CurriculumFinder are based on the number of users.
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The CurriculumFinder app is always free to students. To learn more about accessing the app, go to Student Access — links to a student page for free accounts for students.
CollegeSource offers an online tool for researching archived catalogs but with a different pricing and business model. For more information about how DegreeData differs from CollegeSource see the comparison here.
You can search for courses by the subject code which is usually an abbreviation of the department name.
Yes, when you search for a course in the CurriculumFinder, the results list every use of the course in programs, prerequisites and corequisites.
Most course data in catalogs comes from student information systems to begin with. There’s no reason to integrate with the primary system.
Access to Student Information Systems (SIS) is not publicly available. Since those systems contain personal data about students, it is protected behind a security firewall.