An often confusing term usually referring to any formal, higherlevel education following formal graduation from college. Because of its ambiguity, the term has largely been replaced in higher education by two more specific terms: postsecondary education and graduate education. Postsecondary education refers to formal education following graduation from secondary school, including education at two-year and four-year colleges, technical institutes, trade schools and special educational units at secondary vocational and academic schools. Graduate education usually refers to education in any of a variety of university graduate and professional schools following graduation from a four-year college with a bachelor’s degree. Another use of the term postgraduate refers to students taking a fifth year of secondary school education, in effect repeating their last, or senior, year, usually at a private school, after having graduated from another, usually public, school. Most students enroll in secondary school postgraduate programs to improve their academic record and their chance for admission at selective colleges and universities.
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