#Winter Life Punch Season# With the reform and development of the army, many new types of equipment and weapons have been installed in the army, which need more knowledgeable and literate college students to operate and use. Therefore, the focus of national conscription has begun to be tilted towards college students, especially science and engineering college graduates and skilled personnel needed to prepare for war.
Why do most veterans say don't go to college to become a soldier? Maybe it's because of these reasons.
First, when I went to serve as a soldier during college, I would suffer a disadvantage if I stayed in the army and turned into a sergeant, which is not conducive to the long-term development of the remaining troops. Because he has not yet obtained a college diploma, he is calculated according to his high school education, and only a high school degree will have certain limitations in the promotion space of the army, and usually stop at sergeant.
Second, when I went to serve in the army during college, the way to join the army was relatively simple, and I could only enlist in the way of compulsory soldiers. To enlist in this way, you need to start with recruits, then go through the private ranks, and finally the stage of senior soldiers. Conscripts are among the lowest level of the army, receive only allowances in the army, and do not have family leave.
Third, going to serve in the army during college will more or less have a certain impact on your studies, which is not conducive to the continuity of learning. After all, he went to the army as a conscript for two years during college, which was like taking a two-year break from school. Therefore, when I leave the army, a lot of knowledge in the university has long been forgotten, so it is more difficult to learn when I first return to school, and I may not be able to keep up with the pace of teachers.
Fourth, when I went to serve in the army during college, the knowledge learned in college has not yet been systematic, and it is difficult to apply what I have learned in the army. Many of them went to the army in their freshman or sophomore year, and the knowledge they learned in college at this time was basically public courses, such as college English, advanced mathematics, college physics, etc. Many specialized courses have not yet been covered, or the professional knowledge that has just been involved is relatively small, and it is difficult to use the professional knowledge of university in the army.
Fifth, if you go to the army during college, you will receive fewer standards for various subsidies. For example, many places have introduced some incentive policies for college students to join the army, among which a one-time cash reward is directly given. For example, for college students who go to serve in the army from Chengdu, Sichuan, the standard of the incentive fee is not less than 25,000 yuan for undergraduate students (including freshmen, current students, and graduates) and 15,000 yuan for college students (including freshmen, current students, and graduates), and graduates will be issued an additional 25,000 yuan on this basis.
What happens if you go to the army during college? How to plan? It is recommended to know
Although there are many disadvantages of going to the army during college, there are also many advantages, so it is necessary to give full play to the advantages of college students as much as possible. For example, if the age is relatively young, the probability of being admitted to a military school is relatively high.
First, go to the army during college and strive to enter a military school or non-commissioned officer school in the army.
1. First of all, the number of competitors in military schools in the army examination is relatively small, and secondly, the task of training in the army is relatively heavy, and there is basically not much time for review, so the difficulty of the exam topics will not be too great. When you are well prepared, the probability of successfully entering a military school is still relatively high.
In particular, college freshmen and first-year students have a higher probability of being admitted to military schools. Because in the military examination military school, the content of the exam is the knowledge of high school, they have just taken the college entrance examination not long ago, the knowledge points of high school are still fresh in memory, it is easier to review, and they can return to the peak state of the college entrance examination in the shortest possible time.
2. If the academic performance is not satisfactory, it is recommended to choose a non-commissioned officer school. Although the non-commissioned officer school education is junior college, the non-commissioned officer school is paid normally, and also enjoys winter and summer vacations, mainly focusing on studying majors. Therefore, after graduating from the non-commissioned officer school, they will be assigned to related positions, give full play to their professional expertise, and make the best use of their talents.
In principle, non-commissioned officers who have graduated from non-commissioned officer school can have served in the army for 12 years and meet the conditions for resettlement. Since he also has a college diploma, preference is given to promotion to sergeant and senior sergeant major.
Second, when you return to school after leaving the military, you can change to another major based on your own situation.
Returning to school and changing majors after leaving the army may be an opportunity to "counterattack" yourself. Because every school has an "ace major", it will be more secure to graduate and find employment in such a major. Coupled with the experience of being a soldier, the school will relax the conditions for retired college students and soldiers to change majors, and generally those who are rated as "excellent soldiers" can change majors.
Based on the above analysis, why do many veterans say, don't go to college to become a soldier? Maybe it's because of these 5 reasons. First, it is more disadvantageous to stay in the army and turn into non-commissioned officers, which is not conducive to long-term development; Second, the method of enlistment is single; Third, it is not conducive to academic continuity; Fourth, it is difficult to apply what you have learned; Fifth, the subsidies enjoyed are relatively small.
If you have already gone to the army during your college years, then you should do a good job and strive to enter a military school or non-commissioned officer school. Or after discharge, combined with their own situation, change to the "hot" major of the school, and the employment after college graduation will be more secure.