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As of September 2nd, 9% of the 2025 calendar year allocation of Open Access fee-waived articles remains for Wiley.
Our Wiley deal has a maximum number of articles per year that may be published as Open Access under this agreement. When the 2025 calendar year limit is reached, corresponding authors will no longer see the option to publish Open Access at no charge during their article publishing process. Corresponding authors have two options: 1) they can choose to publish Open Access on their own and pay the APC (and are eligible for 10% APC discount), or 2) if they are submitting to a hybrid journal, they can choose to publish the article under the traditional subscription access model at no charge, then submit the Accepted [peer reviewed] manuscript version to CWRU's open access repository, Scholarly Commons. For more information on submitting to Scholarly Commons, contact scholarlycomm@case.edu.
Last year, we reached this limit by October and expect to reach it again by then or sooner. If you are submitting a manuscript, please note that the acceptance date determines your eligibility, so articles accepted after we reach the limit will not be covered by the agreement.
Through our OhioLINK agreement, CWRU students, faculty, and staff can publish open access (OA) in select Wiley journals at no additional cost to either the author or the institution. This means that CWRU authors can publish an article as OA without paying any Article Publication Charge (APC). Any extra page or color image charges are the responsibility of the author.
To be eligible:
Note: There is a statewide article limit each calendar year (Jan-Dec). Once we reach the article limit for a given year, we can no longer offer OA APC coverage. This is a first-come-first-serve opportunity. In 2024, we reached our article cap limit for Wiley in October.
If your article meets the eligibility criteria and we have not reached our article limit for the year, the publisher's system will offer the no-cost OA publishing option at acceptance. Learn more about this process below.