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It was meant for NFLD Sapper, and since he posted the link, I assumed he read it.

Regimental Avatars-Before you use a regiment/units capbadge as an avatar give it some thought. Yes it's an unofficial site. You could put the PPCLI, RCR, 82nd airborne, SAS, JTF, some reserve regiment avatar up as your own. Theres no rule saying you can't. If your not in that specific regiment...

When I mentioned your age, I meant that most grown men don't normally go out and seek internet debates over trivial matters (such as an avatar). Once again, choose your battles.

Damn you're witty... I'm not too sure if you knew this, but the words tradition and policy are definitely not synonyms. And there was no need to change the topic of the thread to start an argument with someone who is practically a third of your age. Choose your battles.

I'm sorry, but where exactly did I write that I was an Engineer...

"We are restoring this college to what it was before and giving francophones their place in the military." (para #5) "It will be easier to attract future francophone officers." (para #18) http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/news/story.html?id=9f2d534a-e885-429f-9f49-a61f8b361306&k=9824%20'

When I first went to the recruiting centre I didn't know either, but I asked the woman at the front desk and she was able to pull something up with all of the occupations and how many applicants will be accepted for them.

My bad  :P Just the way it was worded I guess.

Just curious, but did the recruiting centre staff call or email you to inform you that you were merit listed or did you have to contact them to find out?

It means it gave him the opportunity to talk about things he experienced. Those experiences are generally the kind of things that interviewers are looking for.

Just because you attend CMR does not mean you're French. The students in prep year are all from Quebec, but a large number of first year university students there have English as their primary language.

What I've been told by friends attending there is that first year students wear the number fours (the blue dress uniform with the wedge) off campus. Scarlets are for more ceremonial occasions.

Would anyone on here happen to know the vision requirement to be considered for combat diving training? I have heard two answers: V2 and V3. Thanks!

http://www.markville.ss.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/teacher/coop/army.html

Pretty much anything that is extracurricular will "look good" on your application. Here's a link to check out too: http://www.dsbn.edu.on.ca/armyreserve/index.aspx?id=13899

In reference to your last question about the number of spots available, it all depends on how you're applying. In other words, there might be 15 spots for ROTP applicants while there might be 30 for DEO and only 5 for CEOTP. These are just random numbers, but I hope that makes sense to you...

Thanks for the help! Quite informative!

Students enrolled in ROTP will receive a salary no matter what. Whether they attend RMC or a civilian institution will have no bearing on if they get paid or not. And like I said, the information I provided was from a recruiter, so its not like I just pulled it out of nowhere.

Its not that a degree in kinesiology is a waste of money, but that it is much more cost effective to send someone to RMC instead of a civilian university. That is what I have heard from many people, including recruiters.

I typed ROTP Academic Questionnaire into Google, hit the search button, then entered the first link, bringing up the application. When I scrolled down to the essay, the question was the same as I wrote earlier. That is also the identical form I received from the recruiting centre. Either way...