mrwuzzman
Outside of admit weekend, can people who went on a tour give us an idea what the dress code is like during class? I found an interesting split in east coast vs. west coast schools' classroom attire. East coast was much more formal, often button down shirt and khakis, along with some blazers. West coast I found more jeans and t-shirts/polos. But obviously my sample size was pretty small, and I didn't get a chance to visit USC.
Anybody have firsthand knowledge of this?
Thanks!
I've haven't visited the East Coast MBA programs, but as someone who did undergraduate studies at Haas, interacted with Haas grad students, and currently works at UC Berkeley, I'd agree that we are relatively informal in the classroom settings.
It's not uncommon to see jeans//polos at all amongst graduate students. Business casual (nice khakis, button down shirt) was also pretty normal. I was always under the impression people who had business formal clothing were doing interviews/presentations/working and not just showing up to class.
Then again, we've got professors who show up in jeans and sandals, so maybe it's just our campus atmosphere.