1, in order to encourage all localities to include retired soldiers who meet the requirements of the college entrance examination into the enrollment scope of separate examinations in higher vocational colleges.
2. Veterans can get extra points for going to school and give priority to employment. Veterans can take the national college entrance examination, adult college entrance examination and postgraduate examination. Those who meet the requirements can enjoy extra care and priority admission under the same conditions.
3. Veterans can enter the school without examination, and adult colleges and universities can enroll undergraduates without examination. During the period of service, those who have won the second-class merit or above and meet the requirements for registration can apply for master's degree without initial examination.
4. Retired soldiers can register for secondary vocational education.
5, veterans to participate in secondary vocational education, according to the provisions of free tuition and state grants;
Enjoy tuition assistance and living allowance.
6. Self-employed retired soldiers who have retired for more than one year, participated in the national unified college entrance examination, and were admitted to full-time undergraduate and higher vocational colleges will enjoy tuition subsidies and related scholarships during their academic education, and retired soldiers with financial difficulties in their families will enjoy cost of living allowance as a student.
7. Academic policy during the working period. The state encourages military personnel to participate in continuing education such as open education and self-study exams during their service. After retirement, you can continue to complete your studies as needed and obtain the corresponding national higher education diploma.
Students who have not graduated can study after joining the army and leaving the army.
Discharge and return to school standards:
1. Retired soldiers who have been admitted to ordinary colleges and universities before enlisting or studied in ordinary colleges and universities before enlisting are allowed to enter school or return to school within 2 years after retiring.
2. Soldiers who joined the army during their studies in ordinary colleges and universities shall be allowed to resume their studies if they are returned during the isolation review of recruits or are arranged to retire during their service due to physical reasons.
3. However, if a college student soldier is expelled from the army, expelled from the army or sentenced to reeducation through labor during his active service, he will not be reinstated. The security department of the army is responsible for informing the school where it is attending and returning it to the place where the pre-school account is located according to the regulations.