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Alright so I haven't been on these forums for a while.  Awhile ago I was signing up for Reserves, but I am out of highschool now, at 17.  (Principle pulled some strings).  So I will be attending full force now.  I was wondering when the earliest date will be?  Another question is, is everyone nervous when they first get ready to go?  I think I will do good, and I've wanted to do this for a while.  I am a bit lazy and I admit it but I am prepared to get out of the habbit very quickly.  I was also wondering if anyone else is going so I wouldn't feel so out of place.  Thank you, Joshua Allen.
 
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Xoshua said:
Awhile ago I was signing up for Reserves, but I am out of highschool now, at 17.  (Principle pulled some strings).   So I will be attending full force now.

You were expelled? That might not look good on your CF application...
 
Elwood said:
You were expelled? That might not look good on your CF application...

I don't think that is what he meant when he said his "principal pulled some strings" more likely that he was able to finish high school early, I am guessing either a semister or even a whole year...

(Edited after wiping the sleep from my eyes)
 
241 said:
I don't think that what he ment when he said his "principal pulled some strings" more likely that he was able to funish high school early, I am guessing either a semister or even a whole year...

Did you finish high school a semester or year too early?

Geez man, it's only one sentence.  It would take 10 seconds to proof read. ::)
 
Ummm yeah had just got up from my evening nap...As apposed to the morning and afternoon ones.... :-[
 
Heh it's alright guys.  I finished early, a semester early.  :)
 
241 said:
Ummm yeah had just got up from my evening nap...As apposed to the morning and afternoon ones.... :-[

HAHA I figured it was something like that! ;D
 
Quag said:
HAHA I figured it was something like that! ;D

Yeah gotta get back to work soon so I stop napping so much...LOL....

Now back to the topic here....I am not sure but I think you have to be 18 to join the Reg force....Regardless as to whether you are done high school already or not.....But I may be wrong...
 
241 said:
Now back to the topic here....I am not sure but I think you have to 18 to join the Reg force....Regardless as to whether you are done high school already or not.....But I may be wrong...

From the recruiting website:
be 17 years of age (with parental/guardian consent) or older;
junior level Military College applicants must be 16 years of age;
you may be enrolled in the Reserves providing you are 16 years of age
 
Well I stand corrected...It may have been 18 a few years ago then cuz I seem to remember 18 and a high school diploma....But none the less it 17 now and I was wrong...
 
Nope been 17 for awhile (with parent' consent); Did 'Cornhollis' '82 at 17; retired at age 42 with +24 years!  ;D
 
Well then maybe I am thinking of something else and confussing it with this...Oh well no worries....17 it is...
 
Xoshua said:
  Another question is, is everyone nervous when they first get ready to go? 

Absolutely. At basic you will be in a totaly new environment with many restrictions placed on you. You will have to adapt to this change, the quicker the better. The new bmq courses are 13 weeks long so keep that in mind.
 
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