Which is the postsecondary degree that comes after a degree(going from lowest to highest)?

The postsecondary degrees, in order from lowest to highest, are:

1. Associate's Degree: This is a 2-year degree typically from a community college or junior college.

2. Bachelor's Degree: This is a 4-year degree from a college or university.

3. Master's Degree: This is a graduate degree that typically requires a bachelor's degree for admission.

4. Doctorate (PhD, EdD, etc.): This is the highest academic degree, requiring a master's degree for admission, and often involving significant research and a dissertation.

There are also professional degrees like MD (Medical Doctor), JD (Juris Doctor), and others that often sit at a similar level to a doctorate in terms of time commitment and prestige, but are not strictly academic doctorates.

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