If you've found that perfect article, and the full text isn't linked with it (or it isn't free), try these steps:
Use the APUS journal title search to double-checkfor the article in our library's databases. Click here for step-by-step search instructions. (Why do this? We may have access to a journal through more than one database, and the journal title search is the best way to find out.)
Type (or copy and paste) the article title into the Google Scholar search box. Double-check your spelling, and type quotation marks around the entire title for the quickest match.
Click the search button, and look for PDF or HTML links to the right of each title in your search results. See the screen capture below. (Important: If a publisher website asks you to pay to view an article, then move on to step #3, below.)
If you don't see the article you need in steps 1 or 2, then you can submit an interlibrary loan request. It's a free service, and the article will be emailed to you. Click here to submit an article request. (Note: Change the radio button on the form from Book to Article.)