The difference between national defense students and military school students

(1) There are essential differences between national defense students and military schools. To put it bluntly, national defense students are college students who can put on military uniforms and receive some military education and military training. They are essentially college students, because studying for national defense is not enlisting. Unlike military students, military students are not only enlisted, but also a real soldier. They enjoy the treatment of active servicemen and are soldiers in essence.

(2) National defense students should pay tuition at their own expense. However, there will be a national defense scholarship, and this part of the money can almost cover the tuition. These expenses are almost free to go to college. It is really free for military students to go to college. Not only are tuition fees free, but daily necessities, clothes and socks are free, and there is a monthly allowance.

(3) The military training intensity of national defense students is definitely not as strong as that of military school students. The enrollment of military school students is equivalent to entering the army, that is, working and studying according to the schedule of the army. National defense students will also have military training, which will be worse.

(4) Another point is that the college life of national defense students is more relaxed and free than that of military school students, and the extracurricular activities of ordinary universities are more colorful. Of course, there are extracurricular activities in military schools, which are certainly not as good as national defense students.