What is the difference between postsecondary education and continuing and adult education?
Coursework at a university, college, vocational school or other program that leads to a degree or certification is considered postsecondary education. Continuing and Adult Education is instruction that is not college level. This includes but is not limited to vocational courses, personal growth and enrichment courses, preparation for GED, and ESOL instruction.
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