Veterans can enjoy the bonus point policy when they take the exam, regardless of the adult college entrance examination, college entrance examination and postgraduate entrance examination. And after passing the admission line, priority can be given to admission. This is a very good and favorable policy, and it is easier to get into college.
Two, retired soldiers can be exempted from the entrance examination.
Veterans who meet the exemption conditions can also enjoy the exemption policy. For example, if soldiers want to take the adult college entrance examination, they can enter the school without examination; Besides, retired soldiers have meritorious service experience in the army. Generally, those who meet the requirements of applying for graduate students with Grade II or above can be exempted from the initial examination for master students.
Third, directional enrollment.
As we all know, soldiers left their good times in the training ground and disaster relief site during their service, so they did not study culture classes as hard as students at school. Therefore, the state implements a separate enrollment plan for retired soldiers in colleges and universities. Retired soldiers who meet the requirements of the college entrance examination can enjoy directional enrollment when taking the postgraduate entrance examination, and they are more likely to be admitted.
Fourth, the tuition-free policy for retired military personnel.
There are not only preferential policies for further studies, but also tuition-free and subsidy policies. For example, veterans who receive secondary vocational education are exempt from tuition fees and state grants; Soldiers who have been discharged for more than one year can enjoy grants and scholarships regardless of whether they are admitted to undergraduate or junior college; Those with difficult family conditions can also apply for living allowance.
At present, China has promulgated many preferential policies for the re-education of veterans.
(1) Retired soldiers apply for secondary vocational schools.
Retired soldiers who apply for secondary vocational schools may be exempted from the examination and included in the annual enrollment plan with the approval of the school. Retired soldiers with full-time formal status in secondary vocational schools can enjoy the state funding policy (tuition free or state grants).
② Retired soldiers apply for adult colleges and universities.
Retired soldiers can take the national adult college entrance examination, and the provincial recruitment office can add 10 points to the test scores of candidates. Ordinary higher vocational (junior college) graduates who have been recruited for compulsory military service can apply for exemption from attending adult colleges in their provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) with their ID cards, graduation certificates of ordinary higher vocational (junior college) and soldiers' discharge certificates.
(3) Retired soldiers apply for colleges and universities.
Bonus policy: Self-employed retired soldiers can add 10 to the total score of the national college entrance examination. During the service period, veterans who won the second class merit or were awarded the honorary title by units above the military region can be increased by 20 points. Retired candidates are given priority in admission under the same conditions as other candidates.
Postgraduate policy: Candidates who are enlisted for compulsory military service and retired from colleges and universities will take the national postgraduate entrance examination within three years and enjoy the policy of adding 10 to the total score of the initial examination and giving priority to admission under the same conditions. During the service period, retired soldiers who have won class II or above and meet the application conditions can be recommended to study for graduate students without taking the test.
Re-entry policy: Retired soldiers who have been admitted to ordinary colleges and universities before joining the army and retain their admission qualifications or school status are allowed to enter or return to school within 2 years after retirement, in accordance with the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Education of the General Staff
The policy of upgrading from college to undergraduate: Some provincial public undergraduate colleges designated by the provincial education administrative department recruit retired soldiers with general higher vocational (junior college) graduation qualifications in this province (autonomous regions and municipalities) by means of separate planning, voluntary registration, unified examination and separate admission. Students usually study in school for 2 years. The enrollment plan for undergraduate education at the starting point of junior college is listed separately in the total annual enrollment plan of ordinary colleges and universities in various provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) approved by the state, and generally does not exceed 30% of the number of retired soldiers who graduated from ordinary higher vocational colleges in that year.
Recruitment policy of political and legal police: Retired soldiers are the key targets of the pilot reform of the recruitment and training system of political and legal police. The pilot is divided into three levels: junior college education, undergraduate education and postgraduate education, with a schooling period of 2 years. Students who have completed the required studies will receive corresponding graduation certificates and degree certificates. Candidates apply for the exam, that is, oriented and fixed units. After graduation, students will work in the political and legal organs below the county (city) level in the central and western regions and other economically underdeveloped areas according to the directional units determined at the time of admission, and can only communicate after serving for a certain number of years. For retired soldiers who have won personal third-class merit awards during their service, priority is given to registration and employment under the same conditions. College graduates who are enlisted in the army apply for pilot classes after retirement, and the total score of written examination in education examination is 10. (The municipal and county education departments shall be responsible for the interpretation)
Policy basis: Notice of the Ministry of Education on Further Implementing Relevant Policies for Retired Soldiers to Attend Secondary Vocational Schools and Institutions of Higher Learning (Faculty Letter [2014] No.4)
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