Hehe, female college students? I am a college student soldier. When I left school as a sophomore and stood guard in the army, I also reflected on this question raised by the landlord countless times. In today's diversified society, we have more choices, and joining the army is one of them. If it's just a hobby, it's understandable to join the military camp for two years to experience it, but if you are prepared and determined to find the so-called future in the army, it's a bit too much. Many things look beautiful in the distance. In fact, when you walk in, you will find that it has nothing to do with you. In fact, the best time for college students to join the army is to leave school in their sophomore year, so that you can enjoy the tuition subsidy for two years when you come back, and at this time, your basic courses are basically over, and it will not be too difficult to return to school. It is difficult to be a female soldier, and it is even harder for a female soldier to take the military school! The enrollment of military schools focuses on those locals who scored above 580 points in the college entrance examination, and the initial test is as tragic as the super girl PK competition. The only advantage of female soldiers is pride, because every female soldier is one in a thousand, which is beyond the reach of most women, but you will soon find the gap between you and your classmates: you have been out of society for two years, and you are a little uncomfortable.