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KY-Ottawa said:I think you may have misread the the post. The poster is asking if accepting an offer from a civy u before hearing from ROTP is a good idea or not; my personal answer is yes.
You are putting 100% of yourself into ROTP (if you aren't then halt the process now) but sometimes that isn't enough and you will need to try again next year like myself and many others. One thing you do not want to do is put your life on hold while waiting for ROTP as it will not come to those who are not constantly working and developing. You can always withdraw from a university offer once RMC comes through.
The ROTP application is like the little kid riding his bike with no hands and trying to get his parent's attention. It is a balance of paying attention to what you are doing while keeping the attention of the forces on you and positive. If stop your bike to wait for them to look at you there will be nothing of interest to look at.
I totally agree with your post on how people should not put their life on hold waiting for the ROTP offer to come through and should continue with university education and apply next year. However the poster in question has actually already received an offer and been accepted to RMC. The poster asking if he should accept an offer from civil university in case he is unable to attend RMC because of a possible chance of injury or other situations that would prevent him from going to RMC. Just my perception of the post.