What is the difference between the treatment of joining the military after graduating from high scho

Considering that you think you can only get a junior college, let me break it down for you:

After graduating from high school, you will go directly to the army, and for the army, you will be regarded as a compulsory soldier, but it is much easier to recruit from ordinary people, but the treatment is not much different from that of the people's soldiers. The difference is that the requirements are slightly more lenient, and as long as there is no problem with the body, you will be notified quickly. If you want to stay in the army after the expiration of your service, you need to be promoted to non-commissioned officer, and you need someone to recommend you.

If you go to the army after you have been admitted to a junior college or university, then the army will consider your student status. Priority will be given to placing you in places that require academic qualifications, and the corresponding work intensity will be reduced and the salary will be increased accordingly. The army will let the school keep your student status for you, and if you have made meritorious service in the army, the school will also reduce tuition and miscellaneous fees according to your merit level, and the school will also have special preferential treatment for those who have made meritorious service in the service.

University and college.

There are some nuances to the treatment, so work the exam first.

So, my advice: after the college entrance examination is over, wait until you are admitted to a university, go through the enrollment registration, and then apply to retain your student status to join the army, which is considered a college student enlistment. If you do not have a school status to join the army, it is counted according to your high school education.

Joining the military after graduating from high school is essentially no different from going to the military after finishing a junior college, and if you go to the military during college, you may retain your student status and can come back to continue your studies after serving in the army. Being an ordinary soldier is two years of retirement, and then transferred to a resettlement job, but if you don't have any academic qualifications, you can't go to a good unit, so it's better to finish a college and work hard to get a bachelor's degree, after all, looking for a job in this society now depends on your academic qualifications.

Nowadays, more and more young people are joining the army, but most of the people who are now generally enlisted are high school students and some college students.

However, the academic performance is generally very good, and they are considered to be top-notch students, and many parents with poor academic performance feel that if they fail to pass the college entrance examination, they would rather enter the army as a soldier than go to a junior college.

If you really want to be a soldier, you must plan carefully.

1.High school students have poor grades and can only go to junior college, reserving their admission qualifications to join the army.

As a college freshman, you can retain your student status and enlist in the army, because this belongs to college freshmen, and it also has preferential policies for college students to enlist in the army, as well as tuition compensation and bonuses for college students.

And this can be regarded as leaving a way for himself and protecting his vital interests, if he performs well in the army or is admitted to the non-commissioned officer school, the undercurrent in the army development is very considerable.

If the two-year compulsory period expires and you don't want to be in the army, you can come back and continue to complete your unfinished studies.

2.High school students do not have good grades, and it is recommended to take the targeted training non-commissioned officer school during the college entrance examination.

This is a very recommended path, and it is very likely that there will be development when applying for a targeted non-commissioned officer training school.

First of all, the non-commissioned officer school is a mode of joint training between the military and local universities, and its purpose is to provide high-tech personnel for military construction.

In the past, there were only 3 or 3 academies, but now they have developed into more than 50 schools that have joined the ranks of the training model for targeted training of non-commissioned officers.

High school students apply for the targeted training of non-commissioned officer schools, and the knowledge they learn during their studies is completely in line with the needs of military development, and the positions are all related.

The main direction of development in the army is to take the technical line, and there is also a college diploma, as long as the technology is mastered to a certain level of proficiency, generally speaking, they will be promoted to the rank of sergeant step by step.

3.Non-commissioned officer students are trained in a targeted manner, and the unit may also be promoted to an officer after graduation.

As long as the age is not more than 24 years old, there is still a major performance in the army, you have the opportunity to be recommended to the college entrance examination, the content of the examination is basically university knowledge, after the entrance examination as long as you go to the military academy to study for 2 years, after graduation is an officer, as long as the age is not more than 25 years old.

Another situation is that if you have meritorious service, you will have the opportunity to be escorted to school, and after graduation, you will also be an officer.

College students who go to the army to serve in the army belong to college students, and they enjoy different welfare policies, and the cost of resettlement will also increase, and they can also enjoy preferential policies for college promotion.

Hello, there is a difference when conscripts turn non-commissioned officers. If a high school graduate and a junior college student are transferred to non-commissioned officers at the same time, then there is no difference. If it is a college graduate who is transferred to a non-commissioned officer, then directly skipping the first non-commissioned officer will directly be the second non-commissioned officer (sergeant), and the treatment will naturally be different; When it comes to promotion to senior non-commissioned officers, there is a difference.

When promoting non-commissioned officers, the first level is more difficult than the first, and the further you go, the higher the requirements will be, and the later the academic qualifications will become a rigid requirement. Therefore, college graduates, when they are transferred to non-commissioned officers, obviously have an advantage over high school graduates.

Hello, myopia requires myopia surgery, and you can only enter the army after meeting the requirements.

College students who go to the military will be refunded tuition, and the local subsidies are also more than those of high school graduates, and the local subsidies are ranked from high to low for undergraduates, junior colleges, and high schools.

The salary level of college diploma benefits for soldiers is definitely much higher than that of high school graduates, and the subsidy after leaving the army will be even doubled compared with high school.

If you get a university diploma and go to the army, you will have the opportunity to be promoted to a cadre if you have made meritorious contributions, but if you only have a high school degree, the chances will be much less.

If you are a college graduate, you can also go through the direct recruitment of non-commissioned officers to enlist, while high school graduates can only enlist in accordance with compulsory soldiers.

1. Preferential policies:

When college students go to join the army, military service organs at all levels will provide a "green channel" for all types of colleges and universities at all levels to recruit them: priority will be given to registration and application, priority will be given to physical examination, political examination, priority examination and approval of military recruitment, and work procedures will be simplified. Registration is handled directly by the county-level military service organs.

If you graduate from high school and go to the army, there is no preferential policy, and you can sign up for the army in the normal way, and there is no preferential treatment.

2. Subsidy:

College students not only enjoy military allowances and local subsidies, but also appropriately reduce or exempt tuition fees for college students. After college students are approved to enlist in the army, the remaining part of the tuition and miscellaneous fees paid shall be refunded by the university or managed by the university according to their own volition. If the family returns to school after being discharged from active service, and their families are in financial difficulty, the school shall reduce or exempt the tuition fee as appropriate; It is also possible to retain student status.

After graduating from high school and going to the army, there are no above benefits.

For high school students to serve in the army, they only enjoy the allowance and local subsidies issued by the army.

3. Age:

College students enjoy a more lenient policy than those who graduate from high school and go to the army. According to Article 12 of the Military Service Law, male citizens who have reached the age of 18 before December 31 of each year shall be conscripted for active service.

Those who were not conscripted in that year may still be conscripted for active duty before the age of 22, and the age of conscription for graduates of ordinary institutions of higher learning may be relaxed to 24 years old.

Counted as a college soldier, but you need to go to the university to go through the procedures for enlisting in the school and retaining your student status to enlist in the army. If you do not go through the procedures for university registration, you can only be counted as a high school soldier.

High school soldiers, but the school will keep your student status for you, and you can continue your education and get a graduation certificate when you come back from joining the army.

If it is a one-year undergraduate university, there is no need to study, you can go directly to the army after graduating from high school, and if you are a four-year undergraduate student, you can go to the army for one year and then go to the army!

Count, going to the army in college and middle school can not only free the tuition, but also have the opportunity to enter the military school, and the college soldier is far better than the high school soldier.

It is recommended to go to the army after finishing college, so there are many preferential treatments, and you can only keep your student status to become a soldier when you study in college, so the policy points are pitted. . .

Almost the same, enlistment in the army is compulsory soldier, but college students can retain their university status, refund part of their tuition fees, and the age and vision requirements can be appropriately relaxed.

It is better to be a soldier after graduating from college, directly at the rank of second lieutenant.

Of course, it is good to study in college for a year to be in the army, which is called two without delay, and you can continue to study in college after military service, if you go after graduating from high school, it is very difficult to take the university entrance examination after recovery, which is a very simple reason!

A college student soldier is a soldier who retains his student status to serve in the army when he is in college.

Your situation has a woolen relationship with college student soldiers.

Counted as high school graduates, it does not affect.

Regarding the advantages of graduating from high school and going to college to become a soldier, there are the following two aspects:

1.Space for promotion: Soldiers who enlist in college will be at the rank of non-commissioned officer after the completion of compulsory service, while soldiers who enlist in high school have relatively limited promotion paths. College students will have more advantages when they enlist in the army, because the academic background is higher and the development path is wider.

2.National policy: The state has formulated a series of policies for college students to enlist in the military to encourage highly educated talents to join the army. College students who enlist in the military can retain their student status and continue to complete their university studies within two years after their discharge. In addition, tuition fees can be waived.

To sum up, it may be more advantageous to go to college and then become a soldier, but the specific choice depends on the individual's ambitions and goals. If you have already identified the path of enlisting in the military, then you can enlist in the military while you are in college to get better opportunities for promotion and national policy benefits.

Personally, I think it is better for Gao Song to graduate from Lu Middle School and become a soldier, and after transferring from the army, he can go to university directly, without exams, and without delaying his length of service.

And you can learn a lot of knowledge from the army, and in the army is the same as work, and there is a salary. If you have a certain amount of savings, you can go to a better university with your savings, but during your time in the army, you must not throw away your homework, take time to see more of what you have learned in the past, and then go to college.

Dear, this is not necessarily, college graduates are about 21-22 years old, when you go to be a soldier, into the army, you need to exercise regularly, you have to consider whether your physical condition can keep up with the stove rock, when the soldier can exercise well, this is true, but it will also overwork the body to form old troubles, if there is the idea of being a soldier, it is recommended to be early, three bags in the army, including food, shelter and sleep. Being a soldier gives you political glory. After graduating from junior college, people of the same class do not go to the army will enter the social internship work, and when you come back from being a soldier for 2 years, although there are tens of thousands of yuan in discharge fees, the money may be more than other people's work, but you still have to work mainly after you leave the army, and the compulsory soldier is not assigned to work, and you have to make up for the lack of knowledge before the hail debate before you can go to the internship again.

You have to think about these other reasons and weigh the pros and cons yourself, and there are good and bad options for each.

There is still a difference between a high school diploma and a university diploma to join the army. First of all, in terms of financial compensation, there will be more college degrees, for example, the state will compensate for college tuition, and some areas will issue a part of the financial assistance separately in order to attract college students to join the army. In addition, after enlisting in the army, university education is dominant in the military academy examination, and some high school graduates are not eligible to participate in the military examination.

At present, China has a two-year compulsory military service system, so whether or not we can stay in the army after two years depends on the needs of the army and the quality of our personal ability, and the proportion of academic qualifications is not the key point.

After graduating from high school and joining the army, you cannot be promoted to stay in the army, and now all officers in the army are required to have at least a bachelor's degree. And if you graduate from a bachelor's degree and go to the army, you can be promoted to stay in the team if you perform well.

First of all, military service is two years, and secondly, high school is the threshold, of course, it cannot be compared with a university undergraduate, the treatment and policies of non-commissioned officers are different, and at the same time, there are differences in military types and positions.

If you graduate from high school and go to the army, if you do well in the army, you can hope to stay in the army, or you can go to military school in the army, so the possibility of you staying in the army will be higher.

Of course, there is a difference, graduating from college to be a soldier is efficient, I think the knowledge of high school is relatively high, out of a section, I hope you can seriously consider it, as for staying in the army to see how you perform? Of course, Liu is not in the army, and there is more room for development.

The one who graduated from high school and went to the army is different from the one who went to the army in college, and the treatment is not the same when he goes there, can he stay for three years if he stays for three years? Judging by your performance, if you are good, you can stay for three years, and if you perform well, it seems that you will have to be discharged from the army, right?

Joining the army after graduating from high school and joining the army after graduating from college are first of all different in terms of academic qualifications, different knowledge, and certainly different roles in the army.