Colleges Still Accepting Applications

We are quickly heading towards February, and the college application season has been long, and draining. You most likely have put hours upon hours of your life researching, visiting, contemplating, and applying to colleges. This is a huge decision, and all the hard work will pay off. However, if you are not satisfied with your college list, you do not just have to settle with what you have now. There is still time to search for and apply to colleges across the country.

Yes, January 15th was a big day for regular decision deadlines, but there are still hundreds of great colleges and universities that are still accepting applications. If you are not satisfied with your college list, or you have been accepted into a few colleges, but the the financial aid award letter doesn't offer as much as you like, keep looking.

There are still a ton of schools that have deadlines in February, March, April, and even some that are rolling admissions and go into the summer. Below I will list a sampling of universities that are still accepting applications and offer merit scholarships.  As always, best of luck throughout the process, put all of your effort into it, and everything will work out!

Just a few schools out of the hundreds still accepting applications:
February 15th Deadline

 Catholic University           Washington DC
Drew University                Madison, NJ
Muhlenberg College          Allentown, PA
Salve Regina University    Newport, RI
Siena College,                    Loudonville, NY
TCU                                   Fort Worth, TX
The College of Wooster    Wooster, OH

March 1st Deadline

 Monmouth University                    West Long Branch, NJ
SUNY Albany                                Albany, NY
Susquehanna University                 Selinsgrove, PA
Temple University                          Philadelphia, PA
University of Dayton                      Dayton, OH
The University of Scranton            Scranton, PA
Washington & Jefferson College   Washington, PA

April 1st & Beyond

 College of Charleston               Charleston, SC
Manhattan College                    Riverdale, NY
Regis University                       Denver, CO
Saint Edwards's University       Austin, TX
Spring Hill College                   Mobile, AL
St. Bonaventure University       St. Bonaventure, NY
SUNY New Paltz                      New Paltz, NY
University of Arizona               Tucson, AZ
University of Utah                    Salt Lake City, UT


Joseph D. Korfmacher

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