2. Within three years after retirement, the total score of the initial test for master students will increase by 10, and it is recommended that master students be exempted from class II and above (referring to the initial test); Those with higher vocational (junior college) education will be admitted to adult undergraduate courses without examination after retirement or to ordinary undergraduate courses after certain examinations; Those who have won the third-class merit or above will be admitted to ordinary undergraduate courses without taking the test after completing their studies in higher vocational colleges (junior colleges).
3. Comrades who voluntarily return to school after retirement may apply to the school for tuition remission after reporting to the school, fill in and submit the Application Form for Tuition Relief for Retired College Students and a copy of the Certificate of Retirement from Active Service. After receiving the application materials, the school student financial assistance management department shall timely review and confirm the students' application qualifications. Those who meet the requirements shall go through the formalities of tuition fee reduction and exemption in time.
The resettlement policy for retired soldiers mainly includes the following aspects:
1. Retired soldiers who have been admitted to ordinary colleges and universities before enlisting or who are studying in ordinary colleges and universities before enlisting are allowed to enroll or resume their studies within 2 years after retiring from active service.
2. If a soldier who joined the army during his study in an ordinary institution of higher learning is returned during the isolation review of recruits or is arranged to retire due to physical reasons during his service, the school shall also allow him to resume his studies. However, the following situations cannot be restored: college student soldiers who were expelled from the army during their active service, or who were reeducated through labor or sentenced, will not be restored. The military security department is responsible for informing him of the school he attended and returning it to the place where he registered before entering school according to regulations.
3. Retired soldiers who have been admitted to ordinary colleges and universities before enlisting or who are studying in ordinary colleges and universities before enlisting can enjoy preferential treatment such as scholarships, grants and tuition reduction in accordance with relevant state regulations. Family financial difficulties, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state to give funding (by the school tuition waiver).
4. After entering school or during the resumption of school, you can get credits directly without taking courses such as physical education, military skills and military theory.
5. Participating in the selection of national defense students, participating in the selection of rural grassroots service projects organized by the state, and participating in the selection of officers after graduation is preferred.