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yes. In the application to RMC there is a spot for you to say what your choices are. There is a new form this year that literally just came out last week. My recruiter sent me the new link...

Woot!!! I saw that you were offered a position today! Congrats buddy! I am so happy for you that after all these years of waiting your aspirations are becoming a reality. Cheers to a bright future!

Hello all! I received a new version of the form from my RC. It is all done online now. The essay question reads "Please explain your reason/s for wanting to attend the Royal Military College of Canada?" Now, am I being naive to think that I should answer only the question? I am applying to...

I am not a member of the forces, so this is simply advice. Find your local recruiting centre and just go in. They have clerks at the front desk that can either help you, or set up an appointment (sometimes on the spot) to speak with someone who can. I personally didn't apply online, as I like to...

I cannot find anywhere that says anything about married student quarters. Do you know of anyone who is married, with children who have went to RMC while living with their family? Curious to know. I am married with a two year old, and if my desired trade (nursing) was offered at RMC, I would have...

Reading through this entire thread is so very sad. If this idiot gets an ROTP position over some of the amazing applicants that we have in Canada, it will be a black day for the CF. All I can say to the OP is, please don't even bother applying. The CF does not need you, and it would be wrong for...

You will never know if you'll make it in unless you apply :-) You sound like a fairly well rounded guy. Cadets is all about leadership, so ask your officers for some more leadership based roles. Get as involved with volunteering in your community as you can. ROTP is incredibly competitive, and...

How did it go?

Just updating. All my tests are complete, Interview is updated. When I asked if my file is considered competitive, the recruiting officer said yes. There is a score assigned to each ROTP application (I think it is called a potential number). Mine was 68.5. I think a lot of the decision will be...

Having strong leadership skills is the cornerstone of being an officer in the CF. As an officer, you are responsible for managing and leading sometimes hundreds of people.

First of all, I am not an expert at all - so I am just giving you my personal experience. My husband just signed a 25 year contract. I was absolutely in shock that he wanted to sign that much time away. He explained it to me that with more and more cuts seeming likely, signing a longer...

Starting to get the CF Fever! Medical got the green light from Ottawa :-) I received my second university acceptance today in the mail. Which kind of sucks too, because I have to give them a $200 deposit before Christmas; long before I will know anything about ROTP. So, now that my application...

I applied last year to ROTP Nursing. I was on a sleeping medication prescribed by a doctor. My file was held over until I went off that medication and could provide medical documentation that I had been off of it for 6 months and was no risk to begin taking it again. Although devastating, it...

I applied in 2011-2012. I passed the CFAT, the interview and was accepted to Nursing school at Dal, UNB and St. FX. I have a friend who is a clerk at the recruiting center. After all that, the potential number assigned to my file was VERY competitive. I am married to a CF member and already have...