I m about to graduate from junior college, so why don t you go to the army now?

It's up to you to decide if it's good or not. First of all, this is a delaying tactic of the state, there are too many employed people, and some people are dispersed to the army to relieve the pressure of employment, which is one of them; Some people can learn things in the army, or they can graduate and become petty officers after graduation, and some people can save some money, after all, they still have money to receive when they join the army.

Now being a soldier does not give money, but receives money.

Needless to say, of course it's good. Be prepared for the money, though.

Depending on your conditions, if you are under 22 years old, your eyes are not short-sighted, and you don't have scars or tattoos larger than 2 cm when wearing a T-shirt, you are basically in the situation. And then it depends on what you think, it's really a good place to exercise in the troops. Now the state has introduced a new policy to encourage college students to serve in the army, and now the troops are well paid, and there are all kinds of preferential treatment for resettlement work after returning.

Now there is a new rule that says veterans should have the same priority as college students teaching in the Midwest. However, the life of the troops is not easy to mix, especially in the past three months, and they have been overloaded with training all day, so they must be mentally prepared. I myself still support you to join the army, and you should try more things that you have not experienced in life, and it will not be in vain for decades!

Dry goods: When should college students go to the army, is it better?

1. Can a junior college be a soldier?

1. College graduates meet the requirements for conscription and can go to the army, but female students are required to graduate. Recruitment (male soldiers) recruitment target: young people (including college students) who have graduated from high school (including technical secondary school, vocational high school, technical school) and above, and are at least 17 to 22 years old.

College graduates with a college degree or above, aged 17 to 24. Young people who have graduated from junior high school and are at least 18 to 20 years old. Applicants for recruitment (female soldiers):

Fresh graduates of ordinary high schools (including college freshmen), ordinary full-time college students and fresh graduates, aged 17 to 22.

2. Legal basis: Article 12 of the Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China.

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. On the basis of the needs of the military, female citizens may be recruited for active service in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

According to the needs of the armed forces and their own volition, citizens who have reached the age of 17 but have not yet reached the age of 18 before December 31 of the current year may be recruited to serve on active duty.

2. The difference between enlisting in a junior college and enlisting after graduating from a junior college.

1. If you stay in the army, it is equivalent to a high school degree and be transferred to the rank of corporal, because you have not obtained a graduation certificate of higher education, but you can apply for military academies and non-commissioned officer schools in the army. If you can be admitted to the military school, it is equivalent to a college promotion, you need to study in the military school for four years, after graduation is directly a bachelor's degree, and is a cadre of the army, if you are not admitted to the military school, you can also participate in the military organization of the college promotion examination, and then study for two years, after graduation, you can also obtain a bachelor's degree;

2. College graduates, graduates enlist in the army has a corresponding policy, college graduates can enlist in the army by direct transfer to non-commissioned officers, or directly change to non-commissioned officers after the compulsory period, transfer to the rank of sergeant, and enjoy sergeant treatment. College graduates can also take the military academy or participate in the army's college promotion examination to improve their academic qualifications, and if they are admitted to a military school, they can graduate after two years. Even if they do not succeed in the examination, graduates have the opportunity to be promoted to cadres if they perform well in the army.

The similarity is that whether you are studying in a junior college or graduating, you can enjoy preferential policies for college students to enlist in the army after returning from the army, such as tuition waiver and exemption, college promotion policy, extra points for postgraduate entrance examinations, targeted recruitment of civil servants, etc., which have great advantages for further education and employment.

Yes, after registering for the physical examination and political examination according to the process, you can do it after you pass!

It should be possible to choose to be a soldier.

1.Those under the age of 24 who have graduated from a junior college can serve as soldiers. Age limit for university students conscripted for compulsory military service:

Male students in regular higher education institutions are at least 17 to 22 years old, and university graduates are relaxed to 24 years old. Female students and graduates of regular higher education institutions are between the ages of 17 and 22.

2.Article 12 of the Military Service Law of the People's Republic of China 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 the current year may still be conscripted for active duty before the age of 22.

Personally, I think it is better to be a soldier after graduation, if the age is not overrun, you can also take the promotion exam after graduation, and if you are a technical student, the army will directly recruit non-commissioned officers every year, and at the same time, college students should be compensated for tuition fees when they become soldiers. If you choose to join the military in your freshman year, you can keep your student status, which means that you can continue to complete the rest of the courses after returning from the army.

Dry goods: When should college students go to the army, is it better?

The answer to your question is as follows, yes. If you are a junior college student to become a soldier, then you can also enjoy certain preferential benefits, the most important thing is that it is easier to pass the examination in the army, and you can also enjoy the opportunity to be promoted.

Can junior high school graduates sign up to serve in the military?

Yes, it's a conscript.

College students who serve in the military for one year can apply for military schools if they meet the requirements.

The application requirements are as follows:

Applicants must have a high school graduation education or a high school graduation equivalent (high school graduation equivalent education refers to: vocational high school and secondary vocational and technical school graduation education), under the age of 22 (as of January 1 of the year of the examination), compulsory military candidates must serve active duty for one year, and non-commissioned officer candidates must serve active duty for two years and not more than three years.

Soldiers from ethnic minorities or [students enrolled in ordinary colleges and universities (not yet graduated)] can relax the age by 1 year (i.e., not more than 23 years old).

Absolutely. College graduates who enlist in the army and have served for one year can apply for conversion to non-commissioned officers.

After retiring, you can upgrade your education without taking the exam and improve your academic qualifications.

I think it's good for college students to be soldiers, because college students are really a ** period, if you are a soldier, you can exercise your will, enhance your physical fitness, and step into the society to participate in work in the future, you are very righteous, so it is very good to go to the army to experience life and hone yourself.

It's good, there are some preferential policies, and there are better prospects for sending letters.

It should be a pretty good thing.