Try Magazines for Libraries. It is organized by subject and gives audience levels.

Fred W. Jenkins, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Collections & Operations
& Professor
University of Dayton Libraries

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Dayton, OH 45469-1360

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Subject	[SERIALST] Academic periodicals analysis

I was just asked to provide a breakdown of academic print journal titles that support specific curriculum areas. Is there a source anywhere that has an official label for journal titles that includes the education level, i.e. undergraduate, graduate, etc?

Emily Harrell
Serials and Electronic Resources Librarian
Gulf Coast Community College
(850) 872-3893 ext. 5806
eharrell@gulfcoast.edu