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I know this has nothing to do with calculus, but i was wondering. What is a postsecondary program (referring to education)?
What Is a Postsecondary Program?
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In summary, Postsecondary education refers to all education after high school, such as college, university, and technical school. The upside-down "?" can be made by pressing Alt+0191 on the keyboard. While calculus may not be necessary for picking up chicks, it can be a good way to impress them. Some people have found success in using calculus to help others with their homework.
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AFAIK, postsecondary education is all education after high-school (college, university, technical school, etc.).
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How did you make the upside-down "?"
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You mean this ¿ 
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Calculus, anybody?...
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ok: imho calculus instruction belongs solely in postsecondary education.
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imho, chicks simply dig a nice Maxwell's Equation's t-shirt on the rugged man of today's society.
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you surely do not have to know calculus to pick up chicks. in fact it has been known to be a handicap. but i will acknowledge this is a motivation to learn calc in secondary school, if valid. hint: picking up chicks has historically been mostly a matter of inviting them to dinner.
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Hmm, i got some fan following (among girls) for calculus. All i have to do is solve their homeworks ... errr ... help them to do their homework that is. So its not really that bad ... in a way .... i suppose... ??
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FAQ: What Is a Postsecondary Program?
What is a postsecondary program?
A postsecondary program is a type of education or training that takes place after high school. It typically refers to any form of education beyond the high school level, including college, university, trade or vocational schools, and continuing education programs.
What types of postsecondary programs are available?
There are a variety of postsecondary programs available, including undergraduate degrees, graduate degrees, certificate and diploma programs, apprenticeships, and professional development courses. These programs can be completed in different areas of study, such as liberal arts, sciences, business, technology, and more.
How long does a postsecondary program typically take to complete?
The length of a postsecondary program can vary depending on the type of program and the level of education. For example, an undergraduate degree usually takes four years to complete, while a certificate program may only take a few months. Graduate programs can range from one to three years, depending on the field of study and the type of degree.
What are the benefits of completing a postsecondary program?
Completing a postsecondary program can provide individuals with a wide range of benefits. These can include higher earning potential, increased job opportunities, specialized knowledge and skills, personal growth and development, and a sense of accomplishment. Additionally, many employers value candidates with postsecondary education and may require it for certain positions.
How do I choose the right postsecondary program for me?
Choosing the right postsecondary program can be a daunting task, but there are some steps you can take to make the decision easier. Start by considering your interests, skills, and career goals. Research different programs and their requirements, and consider factors such as cost, location, and reputation. It may also be helpful to speak with a career counselor or individuals who have completed similar programs to gain insight and advice.
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