What is a post-secondary institution where students can earn bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degrees?

• A. College
• B. Vocational School
• C. University
• D. Institute

Answer: (C)

A university is the type of post-secondary institution that typically offers a wide range of programs across many fields and can award bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees. This breadth comes from having multiple schools or faculties (like arts, sciences, engineering, etc.) and supporting advanced research, which is what enables graduate and doctoral programs in addition to undergraduate study.

Other options tend to focus more on specific needs: a college often centers on undergraduate programs and may not offer doctoral degrees; a vocational school emphasizes career-specific training and certificates (and sometimes associate degrees); an institute can be specialized and may or may not offer the full spectrum of degrees. Because the question asks for the institution that commonly provides all three levels of degrees, the best fit is a university.