After graduating from college, the rank of a soldier mainly depends on the way to join the army. If you join the army as a conscript, you will be a private in the first year and a first-class soldier in the second year. If it is directly recruiting non-commissioned officers, entering the army is the rank of corporal; If you are admitted to a military school or promoted in the army, you are an officer, and the next company is the rank of lieutenant, usually serving as a platoon leader.

Opportunities for college graduates to become soldiers:

For college graduates, as long as they are under the age of 24, they have the opportunity to enter a military school, which belongs to a college. After they are admitted, they need to go to a military school for two years. After graduation, they will get a bachelor's degree and even take the position of platoon leader.

For undergraduate graduates, as long as they are under the age of 26, they have the opportunity to be recommended to take the college soldier promotion exam. After being admitted, you need to go to a military school for training for about half a year. The next army is also the rank of lieutenant and holds the position of platoon leader.