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What is Collegiate Licensing?
Collegiate licensing is the process of colleges and universities granting permission to entities (organizations, individuals) to use their trademarks (name, logo). An example of collegiate licensing is when UCLA grants permission to Nike to create UCLA branded footwear. More
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How to get a Collegiate License
The first step in the process of obtaining a collegiate license is to confirm there is interest in your product from both the school and the retailers that sell the school’s licensed product. If there’s interest, your next step is the application process with the school’s licensing agency. More
Collegiate Licensing Royalty Rates
- San Diego State University 13%
- Ball State University 12%
- Florida Atlantic University 12%
- Colorado College 10%
- Drake University 10%
- Eastern Washington University 8%
- UNLV 12%
- Miami University 12%
Top Selling Universities and Vendors
- The University of Texas, Austin
- The University of Alabama
- University of Notre Dame
- The University of Michigan
- University of Kentucky
- Louisiana State University
- University of Florida