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More Than 350 Colleges Still Have Spots, Financial Aid for Fall Students

U.S. News & World Report

May 3, 2012

Though most colleges enforce a May 1 decision deadline, there are still spots available for entering freshmen at many private colleges and some public institutions, according to the Space Availability List released by the National Association for College Admission Counseling on May 3. Students already enrolled in college but looking to switch have an even wider variety of schools to choose from, as 374 institutions reported they are still accepting transfer students for next fall. Most schools on the full list also reported having financial aid available to new students.

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