You might have to get creative (or literal) to find a homeschool admissions policy
Today I wanted to find RMC’s homeschooling policy on their website. For the record, you’ll find this information about four layers in from the main admissions page under the heading “Non Canadian Education Systems.” Because technically, a homeschool applicant is not a product of a Canadian education system, I guess.
Direct link to Royal Military College’s admissions page re: homeschoolers
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RMC accepts homeschoolers. Also the CRC accepts homeschoolers. Where you might come into a “glitch” is applying to the ROTP (Regular Force Officer Training Plan) http://www.forces.ca/en/page/paideducation-96
This process is a two step process and ROTP does not have a homeschooling applicant policy for those who do not have 5 university grade 12 level credits.
I would like to know if you know of any homeschooled students who were accepted into RMC and if so what their experience was like. What does it mean when it says students will be “considered individually”?
Any information that you may have specific to RMC’s application process would be appreciated.
Thank you.