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Was this intended to be written in this thread? http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/109501.0.html

As I posted before. You will not have to take SLT during your second summer in ROTP if you score BBB (reading, writing, and speech). As a matter of fact, you will also be given a spare a day during the academic year instead of taking a second language course, in your case French. If you're good...

This is possibly a bilingual certificate, proving that you have completed X number of credits in a second language. I know of a handful of high schools that offer this opportunity.

Would you be ever so kind to PROVIDE AN EXAMPLE where someone on this thread has acted "like they know whether or not people are going to get an offer"? There is absolutely nothing wrong with talking statistics. If you don't like reading it, simply don't.

As long as you can score BBB on your second language evaluation, then the answer is yes.

"Family history" plays such an insignificant part in the determination of who gets into the military that if you didn't mention it to anyone at the recruiting centre or in your application, odds are, your standing on the review board wouldn't change by a hair (unless of course your father was...

Let's be honest here. The number of applicants really does make a difference. If there are 10 positions and 15 applicants, your chances are greater than 50%. However, if the number of applicants increases to 150, then that's a whole different story. I can completely understand why people might...

Personally, I would definitely take English instead of co-op. If you're doing the reserves and trying to get a foot in the door or you want it on your resumé, then I'll let you know that it doesn't give you that much of an advantage. A recruiter once told me that being a member of the reserve...

The only high school requirements for MSS are grade 12 English (or French) and one grade 12 math credit. Grade 12 Functions would allow you to go to RMC, but as it says on the link I posted earlier, calculus is strongly recomended

Here is a link for the prerequisites for the different degrees that are offered at RMC: http://www.rmc.ca/adm/ap-cpa-eng.asp My suggestion (and this is only a suggestion) would be to take the high school courses that are required to be eligible for an engineering degree. This is because a...

Try this one: http://army.ca/wiki/index.php/MOSID_and_MOC

Sorry, but I just realized that it only indicates the codes of NCM positions.

I just went on Google, typed in a search for Canadian Forces MOSID, then pressed the third link titled: MILITARY OCCUPATION CODE (MOC) MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL STRUCTURE IDENTIFICATION (MOSID) I would post the link for you but it's a PDF file.

If you browse through this website, especially the Recruiting thread and the RMC thread, you'll probably figure out that the answer to this question is always the same: NOBODY KNOWS WHAT YOUR CHANCES WILL BE!!! If you ask any recruiter, they will most likely tell you the exact same thing

Funny. I don't remember having to supply them with a urine sample when I applied. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm almost 100% sure that Armoured Crew is an NCM trade.

I remember this happened to me when I wanted to join the local reserve unit. Turned out that they never updated the unit's recruiter's email address on their website when they got a new one. If it is convenient for you, try stopping by on one of their training nights and ask to talk to the...

I thought so as well.  :P

Anyone think they could have picked anything less nutritious?  :P

I just wanted to point out that Globemaster77 was in fact correct about the success rate. Here is an excerpt from an article on http://www.rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca/8w-8e/nr-sp/index-eng.asp?id=8252: "The historic success rate for candidates at the CFASC is approximately 45 per cent, and this...