1. The four preferential policies for college students to join the army are preferential treatment (including preferential treatment for conscription, preferential treatment for families, and national education funds for students in military service colleges and universities); Use training (including selecting non-commissioned officers, applying for military schools, promoting cadres and walking to military schools); Resumption of schooling and further studies (including resumption of schooling, extra points in entrance examination and further studies in higher vocational colleges); Employment services (including employment registration and settlement, grassroots work experience and grass-roots staff recruitment).

2. Priority treatment: priority recruitment: college students are given priority in enlisting, giving priority to medical examination and political examination, giving priority to approving soldiers and giving priority to use, and college students take part in medical examination to open up a green channel. Family preferential treatment: enlisted college students enjoy preferential treatment policies according to regulations. The preferential payment for the families of conscripts shall be paid by the place where they are approved to join the army, and their families shall enjoy the treatment of military families, and their domicile shall be responsible for implementing the relevant preferential treatment.

3. State education funding for military service of college students: If college students are enlisted for compulsory military service, recruited as noncommissioned officers, and returned to school or enrolled after retirement, tuition compensation, national student loan compensation and tuition reduction shall be implemented.

4. Selection of non-commissioned officers: full-time college students were awarded the rank of non-commissioned officers for the first time after the expiration of compulsory military service; Non-commissioned officers were awarded to college graduates in 1 year; The second year of undergraduate graduates from ordinary colleges and universities is awarded to non-commissioned officers. Apply for military schools: college students: conscripts must have served in active service for 1 year, and candidates for non-commissioned officers must have served in active service for 2 years but not more than 3 years. No more than 23 years old (as of 65438+10 month 1).