In the late spring of 1976, the Postsecondary Education Advisory Council conducted a survey of all postsecondary offerings that are not part of any higher education institution's curriculum. The purpose was to identify postsecondary opportunities outside the higher education system to provide efficient and effective postsecondary planning in Idaho. A mail survey was conducted of associations and service clubs, banks, businesses, libraries, museums, galleries, media, medical education, recreation, schools, community schools, social services,state and federal agencies, and unions. Of 2,027 mailed surveys, 907 were returned, with 143 organizations indicating postsecondary offerings. The names and addresses of those organizations are appended to this report. The results indicate that religious institutions offer 33 percent of postsecondary programs, followed by government agencies with ll percent. A total of 125,278 citizens were served by programs outside the regular curriculum of colleges and universities. The number of programs offered by course, category, and region are shown, along with total programs in each region and course descriptions. (LBH)