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Accepted marks at RMC; contract

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Hi!

I've been interested in the RMC, hopefully to study aeronautical engineering to work for the armed forces. I just have a few questions!

1. What are the marks that normally "easily" get you in? I'm in the International Baccalaureate program where I typically get 6's (NS Department of Education grants a range of 90-95 in standard courses for this) and I'm wondering if you think my academics would easily be accepted.

2. If I was to enroll to become an engineer, I do understand I would undergo military training that all ROTP members go through. Would I however have to pursue any major "military" aspects after graduation or would I be more or less removed from that aspect?

3. If I understand correctly, I'd be signing a 9-year contract, 4 in school and 5 serving. Anyone want to give me the typical amount you would sign for?

Thanks!
 
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I have solid grade 12 grades, however my grade 10 and 11 really arent stellar but i averages 84 percent in grade 12 and participated in sports, volunteering etc
how important are the 10 and 11 years

thanks in advance
 
I was told by one recruiter that the ROTP board only looked at your Grade 11 and 12 Grades closely due to the fact that you are a young man / woman and you are maturing. However, I know for a fact that they take all your grades for GPA and I am fairly certain 10 and 11 do count. Do not give up hope though, the RC does not just look at your grades but how you fair on your CFAT and your extra curricular activities.
 
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