Generally, the application for joining the Party in a university needs 2,000 to 4,000 words, ranging from about 800 to about 5,000 words. 1000 to 2000 is more suitable for college students.

The basic contents and writing methods of the application for joining the Party are as follows:

1, title. Generally write "application for joining the Party" or "application for joining the Party".

2. Title. The appellation of the applicant to the party organization, such as "beloved party organization" or "beloved party branch", is written in the first line, followed by a colon.

3. Text.

4, the end. At the end of the application for joining the party, you can generally write "Please ask the party organization to test me in practice" or "Please ask the party organization to see my actual actions" as the end of the article. After the text is written, add words like "this greeting, salute", or you don't have to write it.

5. Signature and date. After the application for joining the party is written, the applicant's name and application time should be stamped to show solemnity.

Precautions:

1. The application for joining the Party should be written in the prescribed format with pen or signature pen (ballpoint pen or pencil is not allowed). The handwriting should be neat, neat and clear, avoiding typos, so that it can be included in my personnel file after joining the party.

2, to truly reflect their own ideas and understanding. When writing about the understanding of the party and the cause of * * * and the motivation to join the party, you should pour out your true thoughts, have a heart-to-heart talk with the party organization and tell the truth.

3. Be simple and solemn. When writing an application for joining the Party, don't pursue flowery rhetoric, use appropriate words to express yourself in your own language, don't copy it mechanically, and write your true thoughts and feelings in close connection with your own ideological reality.

4. Be loyal and honest to the Party and truthfully reflect the situation. If I have political and historical problems, I must write them clearly, and I must never cheat or cheat the organization. Evaluation should be practical and realistic, split in two, don't use words that are too high and too full, and be modest and cautious. We should dare to expose our shortcomings to the party organizations so as to get their help in time.