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How do you get your course into college catalogs?

Getting a course into a college catalog takes more than uploading lessons. The program must be structured for partner review, packaged for publishing, and accepted by an institution that controls its own catalog.

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  1. Start with a clear learner and outcome

    Define who the program helps, what they will be able to do, and why the subject fits continuing education.

  2. Build a complete program

    Organize lessons, learning outcomes, assessments, source material, and instructor guidance into a consistent program.

  3. Prepare partner-ready materials

    Colleges need clear program information, accurate claims, publishing assets, and materials that can be reviewed.

  4. Submit through the right relationship

    SkillShiftEd supports distribution through Lovegevity’s college-partner network. Each institution decides whether, when, and how a program appears in its catalog.

What to keep in mind

  • A college-ready program and clear learning outcomes
  • Accurate program, instructor, and publishing information
  • A partner willing to review the program
  • Institution approval; placement is never automatic
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Questions about college-catalog review

Is uploading lessons enough to get into a college catalog?

No. The program must be structured for partner review, packaged for publishing, and accepted by an institution that controls its own catalog. Begin with a clear learner and outcome, then build a complete program and prepare reviewable materials.

What should the program materials contain?

Organize lessons, learning outcomes, assessments, source material, and instructor guidance into a consistent program. Prepare clear program information, accurate claims, publishing assets, and materials a partner can review.

How does SkillShiftEd support college distribution?

SkillShiftEd supports distribution through Lovegevity's college-partner network. Each institution decides whether, when, and how a program appears in its catalog.

Is catalog placement automatic?

No. Placement requires institution approval and is never automatic. A program needs a partner willing to review it, clear learning outcomes, and accurate program, instructor, and publishing information.

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