After graduating from college, I found out that there is a big difference between a military academy and a police academy Fortunately, I was smart at the beginning
After graduating from college, I realized that the difference between military and police academies is generally not that big.
Only after completing the university entrance exams can students embark on the journey to achieve their dreams. Entering universities at different levels, facing different learning environments and employment prospects, the choice of professional field is crucial. Some students pursue popular majors and aspire to high salaries; Some students love social causes and are eager to wear the industry**.
Every year during the college entrance examination season, filling in the volunteer has become an important task. Majors such as medicine, teacher training, and computer science have always been popular majors, which affect the choice of candidates. Parents also tend to be bullish on these majors because they have certain advantages in entering the civil service after graduation. In addition, military academies and police academies are also attracting attention.
However, military and police academies are much more difficult to apply for. Although many students consider them to be ideal colleges, these two types of institutions require extremely high college entrance examination scores, which often makes it difficult for students to choose. Although both have great social significance, they belong to completely different career directions, so the choice between the two becomes an important issue on the minds of candidates.
Many students have a hero complex from an early age, worshipping mighty police officers and soldiers. In their compositions, they secretly pinned their ideals on these two professions. However, although there is only one word difference between military academies and police academies, there is a world of difference between the work content and the development prospects of the industry. To choose between the two, you must first have a clear understanding of the difference between the two, so that you can choose the right direction for you.
Applying is not just a student's personal decision. Parents, as outsiders, have more social experience and tend to make suggestions on applications. Due to the different starting points of the applicant and the parent, they may have an argument. While students may be unconvinced, parents' opinions are often more authoritative.
After graduating from college, some students realize that the difference between a military academy and a police academy is extraordinary. Although they wanted to pursue these two careers from a young age, the job content is very different. Therefore, it is necessary to fully understand the differences between the two before making a choice.
After the college entrance examination, some students got good grades and wanted to choose between the two out of admiration for the army and the police. At the suggestion of their parents, some students opted for military schools. They are very grateful for their parents' advice, because the entrance grades of military schools are generally very high, and they are subject to medical examinations and political examinations, which are very strict. The admission requirements for police academies are relatively relaxed, but these students still choose military schools. Once in college, they find that there are many benefits to such an option.
In addition to employment, there are other differences between military cadets and police cadets. Military cadets can enjoy free tuition, books, accommodation and living allowances after enrollment, which reduces the financial pressure on their families. Police academy cadets have to bear these costs, just like ordinary college students.
In short, both military academies and police academies are places for cultivating outstanding talents and cultivating new forces for the motherland. Although the learning state is relatively difficult, they all need to bear hardships and stand hard work to improve the physical and mental quality of students. Choosing a military or police academy requires careful consideration, as both are dangerous.
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