I've only been a soldier for two years, and the sooner I become a soldier, the better. You can go in the first half or the second half of your freshman year. The first half is the best, because you are a soldier at this time and you can't learn much in college courses. After leaving the army, you can complete your studies more completely and master knowledge.
I will never regret my two years in the army. After being thoroughly remoulded, it is good enough to describe it in two words. Moreover, you will also enjoy preferential policies such as changing majors, refunding tuition fees, upgrading to a junior college without taking exams, winning second-class merit, and taking postgraduate exams after graduation.
Freshman or freshman goes to the army, and the probability of being admitted to the military academy is the highest. There are two main reasons. The first reason is that when I joined the army at this time, my age was basically 18, 19, so I was younger.
When you are young, your physical fitness will improve faster in the army. After you practice your physical fitness, you can spare more time and energy to review for the military school, so the probability of being admitted is higher.
The second aspect is because the college entrance examination has just finished at this time, and the knowledge points of high school are still fresh in my memory. Therefore, a little review in the army can quickly return to the peak of the college entrance examination. At this time, the probability of being admitted to a military school is higher.
Preferential policies that college students can enjoy as soldiers;
First, schools can usually enjoy these preferential policies: they can keep their student status until they retire for two years, they can also apply to the school for major changes, and they can be exempted from military theory and physical education class, and they can also enjoy tuition compensation and grants.
Second, employment can enjoy these preferential policies: after completing university studies, examination institutions and civil servants have targeted recruitment positions, and they are given priority admission under the same conditions, and are treated equally with those who apply for state-owned enterprises and political and legal police officers.
Third, you can enjoy these preferential policies in the promotion of academic qualifications: after graduating from college, you can enjoy the extra points policy for postgraduate entrance examination.
From 20021year, the enrollment scale of graduate students majoring in "retired college soldiers" has been expanded from the current 5,000 students per year to 8,000 students, with the focus on "double-class" universities. After retiring from the army and completing college education, students with college education can attend ordinary undergraduate or adult undergraduate courses without examination from 2022.