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Curious, do they publicize these numbers?

What forms are they waiting on? Have you already submitted all of the necessary documents (including these ones) in order to continue on with your application? Based on the information you provided, there is no way to even estimate if and when you will be attending BMQ this early in your...

Not an easy decision. I hope it works out for you. Cheers.

Great post!

Recruiting Centre: Montreal Regular/Reserve: Regular Officer/NCM: Officer via ROTP @ civi-u Program: Electrical Engineering (2nd year) - McGill University Trade 1: Engineer Officer Trade 2: - Trade 3: - Application Date: mid December 2011 First Contact: late January 2012 CFAT: February 22, 2012...

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What? Wait.. what just happened?  :o I think you are under the impression that I don't do any PT now! Unfortunately my life right now demands that I can't focus on it, doesn't mean I don't do it. When exams season is over, I will be able to focus on PT. Until then, finals come first, and PT second.

This summer I plan on working overtime, and bringing my level of physical fitness as high as I can. If I get offered the job, I'm going to work part time until the CF tells me to quit my job and focus completely on physical training.

:rofl: Although possibly not far from the truth.  ::)

Quote from another thread: I think this may delay things a little further. Possibly good news for civi-U hopefuls? We'll see...

I spoke to a recruiter about this about one month ago, his answer was that you need to have at least 18 months left before graduation from your civi-U in order to be eligible for ROTP.

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gluttonous

@ Good2Golf Thanks. Very clearly stated and I can't argue anything you said. But... any insight on the question I asked?  :)

Awww  :( The videos on youtube make it look like one of the most intense obstacle courses offered, and it really looks like fun too! Oh well.

Too add to this: http://www.ctv.ca/CTVNews/TopStories/20120409/f-35-procurement-questions-continue-120409/

Private security at an anglophone University in the heart of downtown Montreal (not willing to say more than that).  :)

Some of us students work long and hard to earn the financial stability needed in order to avoid debt and live somewhat decently. If the degree itself isn't worth anything in your eyes, completing the degree while working 24+ hours a week during school and 50+ hours a week during summer should...

Do you know if civi-U students get to run the obstacle course that RMC students do during their FYOP?