B.M.A.Sc. Through ROTP?

[DeadGods]

I'm very interested in this program but I just saw the following line on the RMC site:
"Important: The Bachelor of Military Arts and Science (B.M.A.Sc) is not open to, or availble for direct entry to, students enrolled in the ROTP programme." (Undergraduate Academic Programmes)
Does this mean it's not available for this route at all, or do I have to transfer to it?

 

[Winds]

It's not available to ROTP cadets. The page you're looking at is for 30-credit (3-year) degree programs. RMC cadets take 40-credit (4-year) degree programs that include core interdisciplinary course work (incl. math/science courses for arts students), plus mandatory second language, physical fitness, and military training. The 30-credit programs are primarily for distance students taking degrees through the university part-time, so many of the courses are also only offered virtually.

If you're interested in the BMASc but want to pursue a degree through ROTP, the most related program available is the BA in Military and Strategic Studies (MSS).

Undergraduate Military and Strategic Studies Programme

The programme requirements for the Military Strategic Studies multidisciplinary programme at the Royal Military College of Canada.

www.rmc-cmr.ca

 

[DeadGods]

It's not available to ROTP cadets. The page you're looking at is for 30-credit (3-year) degree programs. RMC cadets take 40-credit (4-year) degree programs that include core interdisciplinary course work (incl. math/science courses for arts students), plus mandatory second language, physical fitness, and military training. The 30-credit programs are primarily for distance students taking degrees through the university part-time, so many of the courses are also only offered virtually.

If you're interested in the BMASc but want to pursue a degree through ROTP, the most related program available is the BA in Military and Strategic Studies (MSS).

Undergraduate Military and Strategic Studies Programme

The programme requirements for the Military Strategic Studies multidisciplinary programme at the Royal Military College of Canada.

www.rmc-cmr.ca

Ah, that makes complete sense, thanks so much.