Of course, you can take time off to go to the university for military training. Whether it is high school or university military training, you can take time off. Everyone has different physical qualities, and the instructor will not let you train with illness. You can ask for leave as long as you are not feeling well.

Extended content:

1. How many days can I take leave at most?

You can only take two days off at most. If it exceeds two days, it will be regarded as unqualified and no credit will be obtained. In order to prevent students from taking time off under the pretext of physical discomfort, so as to avoid military training, the school proposes to take time off for no more than two days, otherwise they will continue to participate in the next military training. If you really feel unwell and need to take more than two days off, you should go through the formalities of slow training and do military training with freshmen next year; If you just feel uncomfortable sometimes, you should rest and adjust near the military training site with the permission of the instructor, and continue military training after the rest.

2. What is the process of military training leave?

The students who ask for leave first should talk to the monitor, and then the monitor tells the platoon leader, who reports to the instructor. When the instructor knows, he will send the students to the counselor. After the students find the counselor, the counselor will give them a form, then let them print it out, write down the basic information and the reasons for asking for leave on it, and finally find the instructor. After the instructor signs and agrees, it means that the leave is successful and you can go back to rest without military training.