More Than 200 Colleges Are Still Taking Applications for Fall 2013 If you are disappointed about your college options or didn't complete the application process in time, it's not too late to attend college this fall. At least 210 colleges and universities still have space available for freshman and transfer students to join their campus in fall 2013. More than 99 percent of the schools still have housing, and all of them are still offering financial aid, according to the National Association for College Admission Counseling. Nacac, as the association is called, has listed the schools in its 2013 Space Availability Survey. The list will be available through June 28. The colleges are in 39 states and the District of Columbia, as well as five other countries. Private colleges make up 72 percent of the list. The list may be filtered by location. As of this writing, some of the colleges that are still accepting applications include: Arizona State University Frostburg State University (Maryland) Hunter College - City University of New York Loyola Marymount University (California) Marquette University (Wisconsin) Morehouse College (Georgia) Southern Methodist University (Texas) University of Florida University of Kansas Valparaiso University (Indiana) It should be noted that the list is not all-inclusive. The survey is voluntary and open only to about 1,350 colleges that are Nacac members. There is a good chance that member colleges have yet to respond to the survey (which will be updated), and that some of the roughly 900 colleges and institutions that are not Nacac members may also have space available for the fall. Students are encouraged to contact colleges directly to see if, and how, they might still apply for the fall semester. The survey provides a link with contact information for each institution.