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An annual subscription to Computing Reviews for academic institutions allows for access to the database with no limits to the concurrent users or downloads.

For academic institutions in the United States ACM uses Carnegie Classification based tiers. 

2014 Academic Computing Reviews Pricing - United States is as follows: 

Tier   2014 Tier List Price  2014 Consortium 
Discount Pricing (50%) 
1  $ 460 $ 230
2 $ 2,590 $ 1,295
3 $ 2,878 $ 1,439
4 $ 3,030 $ 1,515
5 $ 3,190 $ 1,595

 

International Institutions

ACM has one price. 2014 Academic Computing Reviews Pricing - International is as follows:

2014 List Price 2014 Discounted
Pricing (50%)
$ 2,878 $ 1,439

Please contact ACM at dl-info@acm.org or your consortia administrator for more information on consortia discounts.

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