XVII The Three Musketeers
When I enlisted in the army, I studied a junior college (who can not regret it?). However, when you are discharged from the army and return to school, if you meet the requirements, you can go directly to undergraduate studies without taking the exam.
Such a good thing, I believe that comrades in need will be happy!
I remember that when I was studying in military academies, some military academies and universities still retained the path of "upgrading to a bachelor's degree," and many cadres from military specialties came here to upgrade their academic qualifications and get a bachelor's degree when they graduated.
Back to the unit, the future development is still relatively more confident.
But later, with the reform of the military mechanism and system, this kind of promotion setting of individual military academies was canceled, and some comrades-in-arms were still very sorry, which meant that the path to complete the promotion within the military academy was gone.
Because in the past troops, many soldiers were promoted to cadres due to lack of academic qualifications, and a certain proportion of cadres had a college degree, so if they could be promoted to a bachelor's degree during their service, it was their rigid need and wish. Some of those who have been admitted to military academies from soldiers, if their first degree is a junior college, they hope that they can continue to complete the college promotion in a school that maintains the promotion system before returning to the army.
It can be seen that solving the problem of academic qualifications has always been the hope of comrades-in-arms. Yesterday, we also posted an article to discuss this issue. （）
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In recent years, an increasing proportion of college students have been recruited from colleges and universities, and this move is to better optimize the composition of the troops, improve the educational qualifications of soldiers, and meet the needs of future wars. However, some students are still in junior college when they join the army, and if they want to continue to improve their academic qualifications, it is more difficult to achieve it in the army, and they need to wait until they return to the local area.
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However, leaving the army and returning to society, there are more influencing factors, and it is not so easy to make up for the academic qualifications.
It would be great if there were policies specifically aimed at the academic promotion of veterans.
Recently, the Beijing Municipal Education Commission made a decision to allow some junior college enlisted students to retire and enter undergraduate studies without examination.
I believe many comrades-in-arms have seen it-
In the armed forces, it is true that the level of military physical fitness and tactical skills is very important, but with the improvement of the degree of modernization of our army and the new requirements for qualified personnel in future high-tech information-based warfare, the issue of academic qualifications has become urgent, forcing everyone to work hard to improve, preferably a little higher.
Although academic qualifications are not directly linked to ability, to a certain extent, we have to admit that it can reflect a person's learning attitude, learning ability and knowledge reserve.
For some comrades-in-arms who are undergraduates, or even those with master's degrees and doctors, there may not be such worries and regrets, but we should see that there are still some comrades-in-arms who are still in the embarrassing situation of hoping to be promoted and actually unable to achieve their wishes. Because of personal or external reasons, they have demands, ideas and actions, and we should try to give them more opportunities and ways to achieve them.
And the new regulations introduced by Beijing this time well match the needs of this part of the comrades-in-arms!
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Here are some of the key takeaways from the relevant information:
One is the source of the document. We see that the issuing unit is the Beijing Municipal Education Commission. The document is based on the Beijing Municipal Education Commission and the Military Recruitment Office of the Beijing Municipal People's Government, "Notice on Doing a Good Job in Upgrading College Students Exempt from Examination after Retirement" (Jing Jiaojiao [2021] No. 14) and "Notice on Doing a Good Job in 2024 for College Students Exempted from Examination and Upgrading to Higher Education after Retirement" (Jing Jiaojiao [2023] No. 9).
The second is the applicable object. At present, the document is applicable to 1,669 junior college students who return to school after enlisting in the army and retiring from 52 colleges and universities including Beijing Jiaotong University, and they need to meet the relevant requirements for exemption from examination and upgrade. In this case, there is no detailed description of what the specific content of the relevant requirements is.
The third is to meet the conditions. It is vague which requirements are "relevant". Personally, I think that this place actually involves the specific standards of various universities, and there should still be some space, and it also leaves some room for relevant units to deal with. After all, the implementation of higher-level policies cannot be one-size-fits-all or too absolute and mandatory, but it is still necessary to consider the actual situation and inertial practices of the receiving unit, and to reflect respect.
Fourth, special circumstances. If the student is not in the state of graduation at the time of the upgrade, the qualification for the upgrade will be cancelled. This article also makes it clear that in order to enjoy this policy, you must meet the requirements of "graduated", so students who have not yet graduated have not theoretically obtained a college degree, and there is no way to directly cross over to the promotion. Good understanding.
To sum up, the exemption from the examination has actually greatly reduced the learning pressure and promotion burden of the comrades-in-arms, and it is a great care made at present, and I believe that the rollout and improvement of the policy still needs the efforts of all parties, as well as the test of time and practice. But in any case, the country's concern for the comrades-in-arms who served should be seen and grateful, and it also needs to be turned into a motivation to continue to move forward and work hard!
What needs to be improved is not only academic qualifications, but more importantly, the vision pattern and comprehensive literacy.