Schools Yet To Receive Bids
- America East Conference - Hartford, Maine, New Hampshire, Stony Brook, UMass Lowell* moved from Division II in 2013 and is not eligible for an NCAA tournament bid until 2018.
- Atlantic Sun Conference - Kennesaw State, Lipscomb, North Florida, South Carolina Upstate, Stetson
- Northern Kentucky moved from Division II in 2012 and is not eligible for an NCAA tournament bid until 2017.
- Big Sky Conference - North Dakota, Sacramento State
- Big South Conference - Gardner-Webb, High Point, Longwood, Presbyterian
- Big Ten Conference - Northwestern
- Big West Conference - Cal Poly, UC Davis, UC Irvine, UC Riverside
- Colonial Athletic Association - William & Mary
- Horizon League - Youngstown State
- Mid Atlantic Athletic Conference- Quinnipiac
- Mid-American Conference - Buffalo
- Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference - Bethune-Cookman, North Carolina Central, Savannah State, UMES
- Northeast Conference - Bryant, Sacred Heart, St. Francis (NY)
- Ohio Valley Conference - Jacksonville State, SIU-Edwardsville, Tennessee-Martin
- Patriot League - Army
- Southern Conference - Elon, The Citadel
- Southland Conference - Central Arkansas, Abilene Christian*, Incarnate Word* moved from Division II in 2013 and is not eligible for an NCAA tournament bid until 2018.
- Southwestern Athletic Conference - Grambling
- Summit League – IPFW, South Dakota, Western Illinois, Denver
- Omaha moved from Division II in 2012 and is not eligible for an NCAA tournament bid until 2017.
- Western Athletic Conference - UMKC, Cal State Bakersfield, Chicago State, Texas-Pan American, Utah Valley, Grand Canyon* moved from Division II in 2013 and is not eligible for an NCAA tournament bid until 2018.
- Independent - NJIT
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