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Do they often send people who already have a year in university or time in the CF to CMR?

I haven't gotten an offer yet, I just know I got accepted. But I'm thinking its very likely I will be sent to RMC and not to Civy U

I sent it to the WO that I was in contact with. Just e-mail whomever you were in contact with or whatever contact e-mail you were given.

If you are doing a CT than they are your point of contact. If you are a civilian CFRC is your point of contact. I'm already in so the CFRC doesn't do anything with me after the interview process.

Just found out from DMilC7 that I have in fact been accepted for ROTP. Thanks everyone who answered questions. For anyone curious: I e-mailed them.

I just meant additional waiting is going to be rough. I do understand what you mean about how it's something nice to hold onto.

I'm in the same boat.

A letter? Thats brutal. I thought even the CF was beyond that. Ah well, thank you kindly for the heads up.

Anyone know how my offer would work (If I was to get accepted). My application is a CT and the recruiter I was dealing with told me I wouldn't hear from him. Anyone remember from past years what happened?

I'm not trying to be a troll but being in french immersion doesn't automatically make you bilingual. GRANT IT - if you've been in it long enough or you are exception, then it is entirely possible that you are bilingual. But a french immersion certificate won't get you out of FSL training (I...

@Journeyman: Look I understand where jwtg is coming from; however, I was being far from arrogant, I was simply making a statement. Read through my past posts and you'll see I have no problem admitting I know far from everything. Also next time you quote "all courses" you might want to make sure...

I never said it was going to be bad/horrible and I appreciate that without non combat arms the combat trades couldn't do their jobs. I'm simply pointing out that my courses have been combat oriented and it will be different for them to not be. I'm actually looking forward to it.

It is going to be very weird (should I get accepted) to go on course with non combat arms trades. Even weirder if I get accepted as my first choice and I'm in a non combat arms trade lol.

Construction Engineer Officer/Combat Engineer Officer RMC (It was MUN but they don't accept engineering students from here because of the weird coop program) Mechanical Engineering (1 year completed) 2.5 Years in with the little R.

Any idea how that works for CT's because I'm supposed to be on course all summer with the reserves but if I get accepted I will miss out on that work.

How long from when we get our offer to when we sign contracts and start getting paid?

He meant to include Combat engineers when he mentioned Combat Arms :P CHIMO

Agreed. I've been going there since I was 16 and it still isn't easy. "Best part about tent lines is that standards isn't around to hear you scream." I Think I heard that quote every time I've gone. Potential candidates (which includes me): Don't let any stories of training discourage you...

aha Ya, I've spent enough time in the tent lines to know that I'm not looking forward to phase training up there. Even though the officers get weather havens :P  But it's not all bad. You always come out with loads of stories (mostly drinking) but they're still good. But remember boys and...

@ OneMissionAtaTime: You should never wish gagetown on anyone lol. Hopefully the CF wont take its time getting back to us all about our applications.