There are many factors and personal circumstances that need to be considered in the selection of female soldiers during college and after graduation. Here are some key points that can help you make a decision:

1. Being a soldier during college:

Time flexibility: Joining the army can better arrange time and adapt to the balance between training and study. The army may provide you with military training opportunities during your college years, but you may need to participate in military training activities and tasks at specific times.

-Development opportunities: The army can provide you with opportunities to exercise and develop military skills, leadership and teamwork.

-Gain experience: Joining the army during college can let you get in touch with military life and military culture in advance and gain practical experience related to the army.

2. Become a soldier after graduation:

-Finish your studies: If you choose to join the army after graduation, you can concentrate on finishing your studies and get better academic performance and degree. Being a soldier after graduation may make it easier to get a higher-level position and a more challenging position.

-Employment prospects: Joining the army after graduation may bring some advantages to your employment prospects. Some employers may take a fancy to your military experience and think it shows that you have excellent discipline, teamwork ability and adaptability.

Whether you choose to be a soldier during college or after graduation, you need to fully consider your interests, goals and career planning. We should also consider the needs and requirements of the troops and their impact on personal life and future development.