Post-secondary Education
Definition
Post-secondary education is any level of education after high school. It can include studying at colleges and universities as well as vocational or trade schools.
Related terms
Vocational Education: Training that provides practical experience in particular occupational fields such as mechanics, carpentry etc.
Bachelor's Degree: An academic degree awarded by colleges and universities upon completion of an undergraduate course lasting three to seven years depending on institution and academic discipline.
Community College: A type of educational institution providing tertiary education leading to certificates, diplomas, associate's degrees.
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