(1) giving priority to enlistment.

College students who wish to join the army can give priority to registration, medical examination, political examination, approval and use.

(2) The state compensates tuition fees or compensatory student loans to subsidize tuition fees for resuming schooling.

College students who perform compulsory military service can enjoy preferential policies of the state to compensate tuition fees or the principal and interest of student loans. The maximum compensation or compensation standard is 6000 yuan/school year, and the payment amount is 6000 yuan × years of schooling before enlistment. College students and freshmen who are enlisted in the army can apply for tuition subsidies according to regulations after retiring from school. The maximum subsidy standard is 6000 yuan/academic year, and the payment amount is 6000 yuan × (the number of academic years specified in the academic system-the number of academic years completed before enlistment).

(3) Additional family allowances for conscripts.

Full-time undergraduate and vocational college graduates should conquer compulsory military service, including undergraduate 100% and vocational college students 50%.

(4) Give priority to examination and promotion.

Under the same conditions, college soldiers give priority to selecting non-commissioned officers, taking military examinations and assigning technical posts.

1. The age for college soldiers to apply for military schools is relaxed 1 year.

2. College graduates can be admitted to military schools by taking the joint entrance examination at the undergraduate level of the whole army. After two years of study and graduation, they can get a bachelor's degree and become officers.

3. Under the same conditions, soldiers with junior college education are given priority to be sent to military schools, and the age condition can be relaxed 1 year.

4. Soldiers with full-time college education or above can give priority to non-commissioned officers; College conscripts who meet the promotion conditions but fail to meet them can directly select non-commissioned officers.

Soldiers who graduated from universities with excellent performance can be directly selected as officers through certain examinations.

(5) Give priority to employment after retirement.

1. Retired soldiers of college students can enjoy various preferential policies of the state and our province for the personnel of the "four projects" serving college students at the grassroots level (college student village officials, three branches and one support, teachers' special posts, western volunteers) to participate in civil service examinations, career establishment and so on.

2. Retired soldiers of college students enjoy the key priority recruitment policy in the selection of full-time people's armed cadres at the grassroots level and the targeted recruitment of political and legal police officers by retired soldiers.

(6) Preferential treatment for entrance examination and further study after retirement.

1. Undergraduate and higher vocational (junior college) graduates enjoy the following preferential policies for further studies and further studies after retirement:

(1) Take the postgraduate entrance examination within three years, and add 10 to the total score of the initial test.

(2) Those who have obtained Class II or above are recommended to enter the master's degree without examination.

(3) Higher vocational (junior college) graduates can enter adult undergraduate study without examination or enter ordinary undergraduate study after certain examination.

2. Freshmen who have just been admitted to colleges and universities can retain their admission qualifications after enlisting and return to school after retiring.