Szczepanski’s List has been one of the most useful assets utilized as input to EBSCO’s product development process for curation of content in EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) and EBSCOhost research databases.  Our research services have the goal of combining open access (OA) journals and non-open access (non-OA) journals into a single research experience for the end user.  While our licensing (inclusion of full text) priorities are primarily for non-OA journals for our research databases, our curation and indexing activities are extremely active when it comes to open access journals.  Once validated and certified for inclusion, these OA journals are treated with high-quality subject indexing and sophisticated, precise/accurate full-text linking.  If a library subscribed to all EBSCOhost research databases, their users would be accessing the most of the journals in Szczepanski’s List, alongside non-OA journals.  No single EBSCO research database covers a majority of the journals in Szczepanski’s List; however, there are some individual databases that contain 5,000+ OA journals.  For example, Academic Search Ultimate (ASU), includes high-quality metadata and precise linking for more than 6,500 OA journals (most of which are in Szczepanski’s List).