Legal analysis: preferential policies for returning to school after retirement: 1, tuition compensation and national student loan compensation (1). The state compensates the tuition fees paid by college graduates who are enlisted for compulsory military service during their school days. If you get a national student loan at school, the tuition compensation must first be used to repay the principal of the student loan and the interest generated before it is fully repaid. The amount that the state compensates each college graduate for tuition fees or the principal and interest of national student loans per academic year shall not exceed 6,000 yuan. (2) College students enjoy tuition compensation and student loan compensation. The state shall compensate the students of institutions of higher learning who were recruited for compulsory military service during their school days, and give subsidies to the students of former institutions of higher learning who resumed their studies after retirement. The amount of tuition compensation or national student loan compensation for each college student before enlisting in the army is calculated according to the actual tuition paid or the amount of national student loan obtained, and the maximum amount per student per year is no more than 6,000 yuan. (3) Previous graduates enjoy tuition compensation and student loan compensation. Simplify the procedures of tuition compensation and tuition waiver, and include previous graduates in the scope of funding. (4) Admission of unregistered freshmen is compensated by tuition fees and student loans. Students who are studying in institutions of higher learning before compulsory military service (including freshmen who are studying in institutions of higher learning according to the national enrollment regulations) will retain their school status according to the relevant provisions of the state during their service, and if they voluntarily resume their studies after retirement, the state will implement tuition reduction or exemption. 2. Retired college soldiers are exempted from military skills training after entering school or resuming school, and receive credits directly. 3. Graduates of ordinary colleges and universities who are enlisted for compulsory military service will take the national postgraduate entrance examination within three years after retirement, and the total score of the initial examination is 10, so they are exempted from taking the second-class or above (referring to the initial examination) to study for postgraduate students. 4. Those with higher vocational (junior college) education will be admitted to the adult undergraduate course without examination after retirement, or to the ordinary undergraduate course after a certain examination; Those who have won the third-class merit award or above will be admitted to ordinary undergraduate courses without taking the test after completing their studies in higher vocational colleges. 5. When the college graduates who are enlisted in the army apply for enrollment in the pilot reform of the recruitment and training system for political and legal police officers after retirement, the total score of the written examination in the education examination will increase by 10.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Interim Measures for Tuition Compensation of Compulsory Students in Ordinary Colleges and Universities and Compensation for National Student Loans and Tuition Subsidies after Retirement. Starting from the fall semester of 20 1 1, the state will compensate the tuition fees paid by college students who have been recruited for compulsory military service, and subsidize the tuition fees of former college students who have resumed their studies after retirement. If a national student loan is obtained (including the national student loan in colleges and universities and the student source credit student loan, the same below), the tuition compensation must be used to repay the national student loan first.