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Yes. It is still possible to join bmoq at around the 8th week. There are two mods in bmoq. A few of my colleagues from rmc were ex reservists who had many years in and they are joining myself and my other colleagues later on in the course for the second mod.

One thing understood is that it is indeed competitive. Going back to the OP, getting a post-secondary education wouldn't be a bad idea. What do you have to lose? Make yourself more competitive and smarter. Seems like a win win for me. Just curious SeR, are you currently in the application...

You would be surprised at how competitive it is now. You don't say...

Your main goal in life will be harder to realize if you do not have a post secondary education. Albeit, it is possible; however, difficult. You are one person out of the many thousands applying to the Canadian Forces. You are up against people who want the SAME job as you do. People who ALREADY...

Get a post secondary education while you're still young.

Current RMC Officer Cadet here.

A CF Member can voluntarily release at any time. The question is will it get approved?

Variable Initial Engagement (VIE) =/= Obligatory Service.

Well my VIE is 13 years and I'm Signals. My room mate (his trade is Pilot) has his VIE set at 15 years or something. From what I've seen here at RMC, the VIE for Pilot is typically longer than most.

What training?

Good luck you two!

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Think about keeping the math course. If by chance you are accepted and sent to RMC or CMR, no matter what first year program you're in, you will take math. Just something to think about. As another has said before, math will stick with you for the rest of your life. And I'm telling you right...

Hey now, I did it for the last 10 minutes if that counts for anything  ;D The CDTO was giving me the go ahead to jump in, but the Div Warrant was saying no :P In the end, I think what I did was a reasonable compromise  ;D

Exactly. Take Alex Landry here for example.  ;D

You could always just go to Queen's and look upon us from across the bridge  ;D

Good attitude; a little obsessive but good attitude. As always, good luck ladies and gentlemen.

It's important to note that quality should prevail over quantity in this case. Sure you can have a lot of extra curricular activities and can have the ability to recite all that you've done in the past 4 years under 30 seconds, but what does that prove? You'll need to be able to relate what...

Well, the way my high school worked is that if you took applied-level classes, you were restricted to taking college level courses in grade 11 and grade 12. Similarly, if you took academic-level classes, you could take either college or university-level courses. The requirements for entrance...

Yes!!!! I'm glad to see you aren't giving up man! Haha, I still remember that meet in greet we had in December in Hamilton :p I really hope you get it this round. Good luck!