Modern academic, athletic and residential facilities blend with older, historic buildings. The academic programs in arts, science and engineering are taught in English and in French, the opportunity to learn and excel in both official languages is a fixture of the institution. Because of commitments of military service following graduation, education is free for most students, a monthly salary, which help students pay incidental fees is also paid. The majority of full-time undergraduates are enrolled under the Regular Officer Training Plan, which provides tuition, books and military clothing free and a monthly salary from which room and board is deducted. RMC is almost fully residential, with 1,000 spaces at RMC plus 500 at adjacent Canadian Forces Base Kingston.
Married quarters are sufficient to meet requirements available.
A number of up to date microcomputers and workstation laboratories support teaching activity and individual study. All labs are integrated into local area networks. The RMC cadet mess provides facilities for the training of the Cadet Wing in the customs and practices of a service mess and has facilities for social and recreational activities, which are an integral part of college life. International Involvement A series of international exchange visits is made annually with a number of military academies in Japan, France and the United States. Interactive Publishing Inc. All rights reserved.