Being a class cadre in a university has many advantages. The following are some common advantages and benefits:

1. Develop leadership: Being a class cadre is an opportunity to exercise leadership. As class cadres, they will face various challenges such as organization and coordination, decision-making management and so on. It will help to cultivate their leadership skills such as self-confidence, organizational ability and communication ability, and help them play a better leadership role in the workplace or society in the future.

2. Enhance the sense of responsibility: Being a class cadre needs to be responsible for class affairs, including organizing activities, maintaining class order and solving problems. Such a sense of responsibility cultivates a responsible attitude towards one's own work and improves the ability to organize, coordinate and solve problems.

3. Cultivate teamwork ability: As a class cadre, I will work closely with other cadres and need to communicate and cooperate effectively with other students. Through cooperation with team members, you will learn important skills of teamwork, such as unity and cooperation, listening to other people's opinions and division of labor.

4. Improve interpersonal skills: As a class cadre, I will contact and communicate with all class members, including teachers, classmates and parents. This will help you establish a wide range of interpersonal relationships and improve your interpersonal skills, communication skills and coping skills.

5. Cultivate organizational ability: cadres in the class need to organize various activities, such as class meetings, get-togethers, social practice, etc. This will cultivate the ability of organization, time management, coordination and problem solving.

The difference between middle school class cadres and university class cadres

1. The duties of middle school class cadres are mainly to manage class order, organize class activities and communicate with teachers on behalf of the class. The responsibilities of college class cadres are more diversified, not only to manage class order, but also to participate in various activities inside and outside class.

2. Middle school class cadres are more authoritative and binding. Because middle school students are younger, class organizations have more management and constraints on students, which are generally arranged by teachers or schools. On the other hand, college class cadres are more voluntary and pay more attention to equality, cooperation and consultation.

3. Class cadres in colleges and universities pay more attention to the development of personal ability. Compared with middle school class cadres, college class cadres need to have certain leadership, organization and communication skills.