You read it here first folks:
A postgraduate degree is any academic or professional program that requires a bachelor's degree as an admissions prerequisite. [1] (https://www.coursera.org/articles/postgraduate-degree)
Lulz, you got caught because you dont actually know what the **** you are talking about.
Retard.
***edit to add: a great analogy for you would be a young person who went to the CC for a special event one time. Im sure you have seen behind the curtain once which is why you love acting like you are part of that society. The way you speak about education and degrees is that of someone still looking for approval. "At the country club you are expected to remain seated while the staff brings you your utensils"....meanwhile the kid that actually grew up in the place is like yeah, forget that **** go grab a fork. Its very obvious you are searching for validation.
Bahahaha!
You know who would call it a "post grad degree"? Someone who had never been to grad school. I applied to grad schools. I was accepted at grad schools. I attended grad schools (technically, plural, since the law school and b-school are separate "schools"). I graduated from grad schools. I've interviewed and hired hundreds of folks from grad schools. All of whom had grad degrees. Never once was "post grad" mentioned ... by anyone. At any level. Because people actually involved in graduate schools and graduate degrees, in any way NEVER say "post grad" ... unless they're talking about a year they did post high school in a prep school.
Now, take this as a learning moment, so you can fake it better in the future.

