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May 1 each year is National College Decision Day — an unofficial holiday when high school seniors announce or celebrate what university or technical college they plan to attend in the fall.
This year, however, the holiday is being postponed as technical glitches continue to run rampant through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, which was overhauled this past fall with the goal of making the application form slimmer and easier to fill out.
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