When a college student becomes a soldier, he/she must pay back his/her college tuition or student loan. If you just graduated from college and joined the army, the state will compensate you for the tuition fees paid during your school years, so you are equivalent to going to college for free. If you apply for a student loan during your college years, the state will also pay off the loan for you. Those who have not graduated from college or just been admitted to college when they join the army can still retain their school status and admission qualifications, and can continue to go to college after retirement, with tuition fees reduced. You will get a lot of money after you leave the army.

If you just graduated from college, your job search is not smooth, or your salary is not high, and you want to earn more money to support your family, then being a soldier is a good choice. During your two years as a soldier, you can enjoy allowances, defense service fees, retirement fees, one-time economic subsidies for self-employment and family preferential payments totaling about 60,000 yuan, and your family members can also enjoy military treatment. It is easier to get promoted than high school students. Those who have a bachelor's degree or above and have served in the army for more than one and a half years can be listed as promotion targets. Compared with high school students, the proportion of college graduates will be high.

Being a petty officer is easy, and the starting point of salary is high. What is a petty officer? Perhaps many students don't understand that, in a popular phrase, they are "professional soldiers", who are generally selected from soldiers who have completed their service. That is, after two years of voluntary service, you still want to be a soldier and a petty officer. Then soldiers who graduated from college are more competitive than high school students. Moreover, after being elected as a non-commissioned officer, your time in college can be regarded as service time, that is, your salary starting point will be higher than that of high school students.

You can enjoy special preferential policies for further studies. After retiring, those who take the postgraduate examination will get an increase of 10, and those who have won second-class merit in the army will be exempted from the examination. College students' enlistment experience can be regarded as graduation internship experience. After retirement, you can enter the adult undergraduate course without examination, and those who have won the third class or above can enter the ordinary undergraduate course without examination. If you are a college graduate and a soldier, you will have an advantage in taking the civil service exam. In other places, you will solve the hukou problem when you come back as a soldier.

As soldiers, college students are conscripts. After leaving the army, you can participate in the recruitment activities organized by the army. For college students, they are more likely to succeed, but they can also choose their jobs freely. You can enjoy preferential policies for civil servants or undertakings. Many positions will give priority to these college students who have served in the army, and some positions in society will also give priority to these college students who have served in the army. If you want to continue to be a soldier after leaving the army, then everything enjoys the priority policy and it is easy to continue.

After retirement, college graduates can retain their school status, return tuition fees and state compensatory student loans. Regardless of whether the original hukou is a town or not, the local government will settle it according to the urban hukou. High school students are soldiers and do not arrange jobs after retirement. Generally, urban hukou will arrange some skills training for retired soldiers, and then subsidize tens of thousands of dollars (depending on the city) to find jobs or recommend them to be company security guards and doormen, while rural hukou is not so good. If it doesn't matter, they can only subsidize a few thousand dollars, and some cities will also have skills training for several months for free, and then find their own jobs.