The purpose of this study is to examine the subjective structure of how college students perceive the military using Q methodology. P samples were selected from 31 college students and 33 Q statements. As a result, a total of four types were derived: Type 1 is the type that perceives it as physically and psychologically dangerous, Type 2 is the type that considers it to be an opportunity to experience growth, and Type 3 performs the duty. But the type 4 perceives that compensation is needed, and type 4 is the type that considers it to be a time of opportunity. Type 1 recognizes that the organizational life of the military is meaningful and not a waste of time, but that problems such as safety and harassment must be addressed. Type 2 still recognizes the problems the military has, but believes it is in positive change and recognizes that experience in the military can help improve its various capabilities. Type 3 recognizes that the duty of the military should be fulfilled, but compensation must be made. Type 4 recognizes the military culture as a monolithic culture and, if it can be avoided, as a place to avoid. They have a view that training in the military is not very meaningful and that it is quite inefficient due to the one-way decision-making structure. The result of the military ceremony of the university students was an opportunity to express their thoughts about the organization of the military and the culture of the military. It is expected to be the data and the driving force.