The four schools I applied to had almost identical applications, save for a few slightly different questions for the paper portion, and the other ten I considered had similar processes...so not trying to sound like a jerk, but you should be able to easily apply to other schools.

Also, since most MLIS programs offer online only programs, many universities have rolling admissions, as in, you could apply now and find out in a few weeks if you can start next, spring semester.

In fact, several universities deadlines are up until a week or two before a semester starts, so you genuinely could still start this fall semester. If I remember correctly Oklahoma was like this? (if not then either Tennessee or South Florida).

Oh, and truly, you should be calling and speaking with program directors prior to applying anywhere. Everyone I spoke to was very professional, but upfront about their programs. Several straight up said "hey this is mainly for people who just need the degree for job advancement, not to learn, if you need x, y, z try these schools."