The relevant forms that retired students need to fill out within one month after returning to school are: "New Student Registration Form", "Retired Military Registration Form" or "Active Military Registration Form", "Retired Military Electronic Information Collection Form" Or the "Military Electronic Information Collection Form" and other related forms prescribed by the school.
1. "New Student Registration Form" mainly includes basic personal information, household registration information, contact information, academic background, family information, military status information, etc. It is the first step that must be filled out after admission.
2. "Retired Soldiers Registration Form" or "Active Service Soldiers Registration Form", choose to fill in according to personal circumstances. It mainly includes basic personal information, service status, unit, military rank and other information, which is used by schools to understand students' military background and service status.
3. The "Retired Military Electronic Information Collection Form" or "Military Electronic Information Collection Form" is mainly based on the "Retired Military/Active Military Registration Form" to further collect students' electronic information, including personal information. Photos, scanned copies of ID cards, scanned copies of military ID cards, etc.
4. Other relevant forms prescribed by the school, such as medical examination forms, scholarship application forms, etc., depending on the school's requirements.
The above forms are very important admission procedures. Please check them carefully when filling them out to ensure they are filled in correctly. If you have anything unclear, you can consult the relevant school departments.
What retired students need to do after returning to school
1. Registration: Go to the school to register at the time and place specified by the school. Bring relevant documents and forms (such as enrollment form, military registration form, etc.) to go through the procedures and receive necessary documents such as student ID cards and library cards.
2. Arrange courses: Contact the college or the Academic Affairs Office to learn about and choose courses suitable for your major. Make course selections or arrange course schedules according to school arrangements and requirements.
3. Understand the school’s rules and regulations: Be familiar with the school’s rules and regulations, including student code of conduct, examination arrangements, credit requirements, etc. Understand the school's learning resources and academic support system, such as libraries, laboratories, tutoring centers, etc.
4. In-depth understanding of majors and courses: Communicate with counselors or professional leaders to understand the professional development direction, curriculum, credit requirements, etc. In order to better adapt to the learning environment, you can participate in professional-related club activities or exchange and sharing sessions.
5. Actively participate in classroom learning and activities: Participate in teaching activities of each course on time, such as listening to lectures, participating in discussions, completing assignments, etc. At the same time, actively participate in school community organizations, student union activities, etc., to broaden your social circle and social experience.
6. Pay attention to employment and internship opportunities: Contact the school’s employment guidance center or relevant departments to learn about employment information, internship opportunities, career planning, etc., and actively participate in relevant training and recruitment activities.
The above are the main things that retired students need to do after returning to school. The specific circumstances should be arranged according to the specific requirements and regulations of the school. If you have any questions or confusion, you can seek help and consultation from the relevant departments of the school in time.