Support your authors.
Save your authors from out-of-pocket fees by setting up an institutional account on Scholastica.
Everything you need to know about institutional accounts.
The above video walks through how to create and manage an institutional account. Institutional accounts are most commonly used by universities, schools, or libraries to subsidize their authors when they submit to law reviews on Scholastica.
Managing authors is easy, and you can add/remove/edit authors by their email address instantly through your admin dashboard.
Your choice of automatic billing or pre-purchased credits.
Automatic Invoicing
The super simple, no-fuss way to make sure all of your authors are covered.
- Sign up for a Scholastica Institutional Account
- Add a credit card
- Line items appear in your account as authors submit to journals
- Your credit card is charged monthly
Credit Packages
Make it easier to budget by purchasing a finite number of pre-paid submission credits.
- Sign up for a Scholastica Institutional Account
- Purchase a credit package:
- 500 submissions: $2,925.00 Save $325.00!
- 350 submissions: $2,275.00
- 200 submissions: $1,300.00
- Credits are deducted as authors submit to journals on Scholastica
Manage authors, view receipts,
all on your own.
- Don't waste your time doing paper work
- Institutional administrators can manage every part of the institutional account process online.
- Add and remove subsidized authors at any time
- View and download receipts
- Know exactly what journals an author submitted to
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to subsidize author submissions?
It costs $6.50 per submission to subsidize your authors for law reviews.
A submission is when an author submits a single manuscript to a single journal. For example, if an author submits one manuscript to 5 law reviews the total submission fee would be $32.50 (5 submissions at $6.50 each).
Why should I set up an institutional account?
Scholastica is a website the helps academic journals manage submissions, editorial review, and publishing. Learn more about how Scholastica works as a solution for law reviews on the law review page.
There are a number of journals using Scholastica to accept manuscripts and manage their editorial processes. By signing up for an institutional account you can pay submission fees on behalf of authors affiliated with your institution.
How will I be billed?
After creating an account, you'll be asked to add a credit card for your institution and select a payment method. Payment methods include:
Automatic Invoicing: Your card will be automatically billed every month for any author submissions during that time frame. Learn more.
Pre-purchased credits: Pre-purchase a credit package and we will automatically deduct the appropriate number of credits whenever your authors submit a manuscript. Learn more.
Which journals may my institution's authors submit to?
Your authors may submit to any journal currently accepting submission through Scholastica. Some of our journals include include:
- California Law Review
- Michigan Law Review
- Notre Dame Law Review
- NYU Law Review
- UC Davis Law Review
- And 225+ more - see a complete list
