What is the special treatment for college graduates to join the army in 2009?

Appropriate tuition waiver: after college students are approved to join the army, the rest of the tuition and miscellaneous fees paid will be returned to them by the school or managed by the school according to their own wishes. After retiring from active service, if the family is in financial difficulties, the school will reduce the tuition fees as appropriate; Those who enjoy outstanding student scholarships before enlisting will be promoted to scholarship level after resuming their studies (excluding first-class scholarships); For those who have won the third-class merit award, tuition fees will be reduced or exempted according to the standard of not less than 50% after resuming school; Those who have won two third-class merit awards or two second-class merit awards and first-class merit awards will be exempted from paying all tuition fees after resuming school.

Appropriate tuition waiver: after college students are approved to join the army, the rest of the tuition and miscellaneous fees paid will be returned to them by the school or managed by the school according to their own wishes. After retiring from active service, if the family is in financial difficulties, the school will reduce the tuition fees as appropriate; Those who enjoy outstanding student scholarships before enlisting will be promoted to scholarship level after resuming their studies (excluding first-class scholarships); For those who have won the third-class merit award, tuition fees will be reduced or exempted according to the standard of not less than 50% after resuming school; Those who have won two third-class merit awards or two second-class merit awards and first-class merit awards will be exempted from paying all tuition fees after resuming school.

Preferential treatment and resettlement policy: during the service period, the families of college students who have been approved to join the army enjoy the treatment of military families, and the people's government where their pre-enlistment accounts are located gives preferential treatment in accordance with the local Regulations on Preferential Treatment for Family Members of Compulsory Soldiers. After retiring from active service, college students who are unwilling to return to school will be accepted by the veterans resettlement institution where their pre-school accounts are located, and the resettlement policy will be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of urban retired soldiers.

Training and use of enlistment: When determining the direction of college students' enlistment, the military service organs should try their best to arrange them to serve in troops that can give full play to their advantages and expertise to meet the needs of the troops. For outstanding college soldiers, priority is given to learning skills, selecting non-commissioned officers, applying for military schools and directly promoting officers. For college students who have been discharged from the army and returned to school, if they voluntarily meet the relevant conditions, they will be given priority to be selected as national defense students during their studies at school or directly receive supplementary military cadres after graduation.