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This might be a stupid question, but how does the average b-school student dress to class.
We all remember, waking up 10 minutes before class in undergrad, throwing on a hoodie and just going to class. If I was feeling extra chipper, I might put on a polo shirt with jeans.
So what do you wear? Jeans and a polo shirt? Khakis?
We all remember, waking up 10 minutes before class in undergrad, throwing on a hoodie and just going to class. If I was feeling extra chipper, I might put on a polo shirt with jeans.
So what do you wear? Jeans and a polo shirt? Khakis?
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This might be a stupid question, but how does the average b-school student dress to class.
We all remember, waking up 10 minutes before class in undergrad, throwing on a hoodie and just going to class. If I was feeling extra chipper, I might put on a polo shirt with jeans.
So what do you wear? Jeans and a polo shirt? Khakis?
We all remember, waking up 10 minutes before class in undergrad, throwing on a hoodie and just going to class. If I was feeling extra chipper, I might put on a polo shirt with jeans.
So what do you wear? Jeans and a polo shirt? Khakis?
In my visits, I've seen a bit of everything. Suits on those with interviews, sweats on those who couldn't care less, jeans and t-shirts, and the more polished look: nice jeans/khakis and a button down.
I think the more polished look is fairly common, but frankly, I don't have it in me to do that. By that I mean, I don't feel like it, and it's not in my closet (or my wallet!) anyway. For the beginning, I will probably go with what I wore at work: solid-colored fitted t-shirt, capris or slacks, and sandals. I basically look like I walked out of the conservative side of an Old Navy sales rack, and that's ok with me.
If I feel comfortable, I will pull out the hoodies and faded jeans. If not, I will keep the work look going.
Updated on: 07 Aug 2007, 07:08
Originally posted by rajpdsouza on 07 Aug 2007, 07:05.
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rajpdsouza
This might be a stupid question, but how does the average b-school student dress to class.
We all remember, waking up 10 minutes before class in undergrad, throwing on a hoodie and just going to class. If I was feeling extra chipper, I might put on a polo shirt with jeans.
So what do you wear? Jeans and a polo shirt? Khakis?
We all remember, waking up 10 minutes before class in undergrad, throwing on a hoodie and just going to class. If I was feeling extra chipper, I might put on a polo shirt with jeans.
So what do you wear? Jeans and a polo shirt? Khakis?
In my visits, I've seen a bit of everything. Suits on those with interviews, sweats on those who couldn't care less, jeans and t-shirts, and the more polished look: nice jeans/khakis and a button down.
I think the more polished look is fairly common, but frankly, I don't have it in me to do that. By that I mean, I don't feel like it, and it's not in my closet (or my wallet!) anyway. For the beginning, I will probably go with what I wore at work: solid-colored fitted t-shirt, capris or slacks, and sandals. I basically look like I walked out of the conservative side of an Old Navy sales rack, and that's ok with me.
If I feel comfortable, I will pull out the hoodies and faded jeans. If not, I will keep the work look going.
Yeah I'm mostly a nice jeans and a button down or polo shirt sorta person when I go out on the weekends, so I was hoping I wouldn't have to be all fancy schmancy.
