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The EXPRES and FORCE tests are both absurdly low (rightly called minimal) standards of physical fitness. If you want to wear a uniform of an organization that publicly states that it requires physical fitness of its members, then you should publicly appear to satisfy that requirement, at least...

I have no idea how this was a response to my post, but what do I know? Trust me when I say that your high school time management skills will need an upgrade (which you'll get during FYOP  >:D ) in order to balance varsity commitments, academics, physical fitness (no, not necessarily synonymous...

Varsity sports = ~2 hrs a day + some weekends Intramural sports = ~2 hrs a week. Committing to a varsity team is a much bigger commitment than simply playing intramural sports. Just saying.

You will want to have your application submitted as soon as humanly possible.  If you wait until the deadline (whenever it is), you run the risk of being negatively impacted by potential delays (medical issues, scheduling issues, potential administrative errors on the part of you or the CF...

If that's actually true, then write it down.  I know a guy who put that on his application a few years ago and, if I'm not mistaken, he's still at RMC, finishing up this year or next.  So that shows you how seriously they took it. If the possibility of having to attend RMC for 4 years is enough...

Can you confirm whether psychology or business admin are compatible? I thought they were, and both are offered at RMC.

Is the compatible degree list for MPO changing this year? To be clear, RMC has had MPO candidates in the very recent past, and may even have one or two right now.

This whole post is terrible. Pretty much speaks for itself, in terms of your expertise on the matter at hand. Although excessively dramatic, there is a grain of truth here.  If you're not in a MOSID that you'll enjoy, the hardship simply won't be worth it. You got there in early August and...

Did I miss something?  Unless the OP edited their post, I don't think they ever mentioned trying to get paid to sit around- instead, they made the very reasonable point that graduating early could contribute to a more effective use of the CF's time by employing them in occupational training...

Why not lead by example?  Mine was low 80's, and I do just fine at RMC.

If the Forces recognize you as a legal Common-law couple, than you'll be treated like a married couple.  Contact the CFRC to confirm that you meet eligibility requirements, and whether or not there is any paperwork you need to fill out.  Make sure, if and when you enroll, that your initial...

I might be crazy, but I definitely missed the part where EastCoastKid mentioned either renegotiating or declining the offer. It seems like a simple status update.  Congratulations, EastCoastKid, on getting an offer for RMC.  Do whatever the hell you want with it.

The formation of the League of Nations is an event, and it's important because it failed to effectively keep peace.  The UN came after WWII and has arguably been much more effective (at least in that sense).

Cyprus. 1900-1930 you could write about how the League of Nations failed to implement effective peacekeeping (hence WWII) and therefore left a void, which Canada could later fill, requiring effective peacekeeping. Good luck.

What do you mean by official?  Do you mean a request to live off campus?  Or the request to be recognized as common law? To the OP, I know you said that requests to live off are never granted at RMC anymore; did you guys submit one?

This thread should be locked until July, when everyone knows where they are going.  All that happens here is baseless speculation, ridiculous questioning, and first-time posters coming on to brag that they got in, but didn't feel like posting all year with their peers who were discussing the...

Certain occupations (Aircrew at least) require blood tests. Q1. No idea. Q2. Walk-in medical clinic with a lab?  Plenty of those around. Q3. Probably a medical officer, but I'm not positive.

I know very little about reserve training...but on Reg Force BMQ....candidates sleep outside in hoochies.  Is this not the same on Reserve BMQ? EDIT to add: I guess my point is that it can be done DURING BMQ, but not after?

It isn't very common for these requests to be granted at RMC. 

I believe his first language is French, which explains some of the justifiable language issues.  Capitalization and grammar though...you would think those would be simple enough.