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ya i understand

I was worried about taking showers with other guys, but you make it seem fun hahaha

Under what kind of circumstances can it suck for example? What's Roto 0 and Roto 6?

so after my first year, that summer they send me to quebec right for 10 weeks training? when im in university my break is from may till september, so 4 months, when do they start the 10 weeks training? and when i come back from that, what happens next?

ok sounds good, thanks for answering all my quesions

ya sorry about that, i should've searched up my old posts, didn't think of that at the time.

is this where i apply in september for the ROTP? http://www.forces.ca/en/page/applynow-100

do they accommodate people who can't eat pork? or provide halal or kosher meat?

So does anyone know if they balance out the meals with how much protein, and calories per meal? thanks for all the help so far

so what's the BMOQ stand for? and what happens if i try to get out after the BMOQ?

what if you're trying to live a bodybuilding lifestyle, and want to consume at least 4-5 meals a day, how would this work? and i'm also a slow eater

I'm just curious to how many meals a day you get? and what kind of meals do they serve you typically? and when you're deployed how are the meals there too, and how much do you get? also this is probably silly, but how do you workout when you get deployed (weight training) ? do they provide...

Im going into grade 12 in September, and im thinking of doing the ROTP for nursing, when do I apply, and where? And can i do it for 1 year, and see if i like it, or is it once i sign up I have to go through for all 4 years?

what does BMOQ stand for? and how close do nurse officers usually need to live to the base?

i meant, do i apply every year again? or just once? what if i join do 1 year and i didn't like it, can i just stop doing it after the first year? and do the 2 years of service that is mandatory

can you try ROTP for one year just to see if you like it or not? and then stop or continue it?

but i could still join the reserves as a nurse officer? with the ROTP?

having a family is a higher priority for me, if join the CF will make it harder, I would have to rethink my decisions. But if what they said earlier that i can join the reserves as a nurse officer and stay put in one place with my family, I could also do that as another option

well i will do what career path i want to do, i just want my parents support. But having a family is very important to me too

would i still be able to use this for my career? If i did ROTP, i could join the reserve unit after schooling? And there would be no/ or little moving? right now im in grade 11, so i cant do it now.