dress code in colleges?
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If you go to any of the BYU's there are. Brigham Young University Provo, Idaho and Hawaii all have strict dress codes  (Idaho the most so with rules such as no sandals and no capris) and you can get kicked out of their schools for not following their dress codes. I know that guys can get kicked out of having too long of hair or facial hair unless they get special permission. These dress codes even carry over to their place of residence. To go to BYU you have to live in BYU approved housing which makes you follow the same set of rules. Even if you don't go to BYU but you live in BYU approved housing you have to follow all the rules including dress code.
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Full sleeve shirt with thin stripes probably in a light shade not to make it too loud . Navy blue or grey pants.....a tie perhaps to show them respect and a formal belt not with any fashionable buckles...to wrap it up.\n       if intrvw does not go well atleast your dress sense will do the talking.....
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Depends on what grade. The school you're attending will tell you their dress policy and whether a uniform is required. If you haven't been told, assume no uniform, and dress casually and comfortably. Dress modestly. The purpose of school is to get an education and learn new skills (including social skills). I hate to be rude, but also try to use spell check.
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yes schools should wear uniform to give students a feeling tht they belong to same class, group and category.no upper class or lower class feeling.
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I'd ask you to post a couple clues here so we can actually figure out what you're asking about, but that would require the asker to actually have a clue...\n\nPlease pardon the rudeness, but there are far too many poorly-presented questions like this on here.\n\nTo respond to your updated question, It isn't necessarily government that enforces dress codes. A little morality and common sense comes into play there.\n\nAnd, how a woman dresses is going to create a lable for her, no matter how good she looks. That's just the way society is.\n\nDid I get a little closer to your answer that time?
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Yes, it helps students learn how to dress appropriately.  There are codes of behavior everywhere in life, and  you need to learn to work within these guidelines.
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One pro is that it cuts down on gang affiliations if the students all have to wear the same thing.\n\nIt also narrows the gap between the rich and poor.  \n\nIt also saves class time because the dress code is clearer.  I've worked at schools with uniforms and those with dress codes and it's easier to work with uniforms as there's no argument from students as to certain accessories.\n\nUniform violations are also used as a secondary discipline device.  If a teacher or administrator notices consistent violations, there's usually more going on in that student's behavioral pattern that needs looking into.
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NO!  How silly is that.  It is just like being accepted to any other college. \n\nIt is very strict college where you have to attend chapel at least once a week.  There is a curfew and a dress code.  And you can be kicked out if you sneak to the boys or girls dorm.  And look out for all the gold buildings and the praying hands that are about 20 feet tall.\n\nMost of the people that go there are very faith based Christians that believe in the power of prayer.
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I'm a BCA 1st year student from Nanded district of Maharashtra and  i have a dress code \n1)White Shirt\n2)Navy blue pant [Not Jeans]\n3)Main importantly a Navy blue TIE.\n4)Black Shoes
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Are you referring to an academic conference, like MLA or APA or AAR or AAA?  I will assume you are.\n\nTo a certain extent, the dress code depends on who you are (grad student, tenured, etc.) and, what you will be doing.   \n\nWho you are:\nGrad student: Anything you want.  Including torn T-shirts, zillions of visible piercings, etc.  (But bring a suit/dress/something more formal for cocktail parties and receptions.)\n\nAdjunct or Instructor looking for a full-time gig, or untenured professor: Business casual, or Business. You never know who you'll meet.  And you're probably trying really hard to meet folks. Be Prepared, and have your business card handy. \n\nAssistant or associate professor - Business casual, or Business.\nYou're meeting folks who may be on your tenure committee, or on a hiring committee, or whatever.  Again, Be Prepared With Business Card. \n\nFull professor: Anything you want.  \n\nIf you're not an academic: Anything you want.\n\nWhat you're doing:\n\nIf you're just attending panels and listening to folks present papers, then you can dress as casually as you'd like.  But again, if you are interviewing for a job at the conference, or hoping to network with folks at other universities for any reason, then dress Business casual or Business, because you never know whom you might meet, or where you might meet them. \n\nIf you're presenting, or networking, then, surprise, Business casual or Business.\n\nIf you're interviewing:  Business Suit/Dress.\n\nIf you're attending receptions for alumni, or cocktail parties: Business casual, business, or semi-formal, depending on your own style and comfort.
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Each college is going to have its own rules for something like that.  Talk to the registrar at your current college.
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although uniforms are put in place to protect poorer students from ridicule based on their lack of designer clothes or recent trends, in my experience this fails...miserably\n\neven though everyone has the same uniform, people can still incorporate designer wear into it...for example black trousers and black shoes, to most at my school, means black Armani jeans and prada shoes...the bags are designer too and often the coats. even though there is a uniform it is still clear who has money and who doesn't...so this argument is null and void\n\nto add to this i find it disturbing that individuality is crushed and freedom of expression through ones clothing is prevented. We should not be encouraged to follow the crowd or become a militant cloned like society!\n\nanyone who values freedom and individuality would oppose uniform.
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It sort of depends on the purpose of the lesson. If you are going to learn golf, then wear comfortable clothing that conforms to the dress code (if any) of the course. Or, if the lesson is more personal in nature, then maybe a nice little skirt with matching blouse might just do the trick. You decide.
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Dress codes should be required for public schools, because clothing is often a distraction to the education process.\n\nThere is enough pressures for young adults to get a proper education, so what they wear to school would eliminate the pressures of clothing.  A "uniform" should be required to attend classes.  \n\nThis would eliminate:\n\nUnapproved "sexy" jeans, or tops.  \nThe need to spend a lot of money on clothes to impress friends\nThe influence of "gang" colors in the schools\nEven the playing field, all students are equal status.\n\nThe most important thing going to school does is gives the students the tools to become young adults, and prepare them for higher education and eventually the business world.\n\nLook at the private schools, the students there outperform public school children because they stress education, and do not have the distractions of improper dress.\n\nMy co-worker is working three jobs to get his daughter in private school.  The tuition for her in 5th grade is $21,000 a year.\n\nThey are looking at paying over $100,000 for their daughter through grade twelve.  I could finish up with my B.A. degree and pursue my Master's degree and it not equal what they will be paying for a high school education for their daughter.\n\nSo, having a dress code is a tool that can be used for a successful education and we need to use it.
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its a military dress code  term \nto describe what should be worn at civilian events\nmostly used by the british\n\nthis is a list for a female officer. \nit lists what is worn at everything from black tie affair to planter's\n(read number 5 dog robbers and number 6 planter's) \n\n I hope it helps.\n\nGUIDANCE ON FEMALE OFFICER’S CIVILIAN DRESS\nReference:\nA. College Order Book\nB. CTM 25/02/01\n1. Introduction. This CTM is issued to clarify the Plain Clothes Dress Regulations for females\nat the References.\n2. It applies to all female Officers and Cadets in the College and should also be applied by\nfemale staff and a guide for female guests to the College.\n3. General Principles.\na. Whilst fashionable clothing is acceptable, poor quality and extreme\nhigh fashion should be avoided. Lycra and shiny materials are not suitable. It should be borne in mind that\nthese outfits may have to be worn on board, therefore should be purchased with an eye to practicality as well\nas professionalism.\nb. Blouses and tops should not be revealing and the midriff must be covered. T- shirts are\nnot an acceptable alternative.\nc. Skirts should be no more than 2” above the knee and any split should come no further\nthan 2” above the knee.\nd. Trousers should not be excessively flared.\n4. Lounge Suit. This rig is a step up in formality from Dog Robbers. It consists of :\nEither: Classic tailored suit of quality material, with either skirt or trousers. The jacket should not have a\nzip. Smart blouse/top with sleeves.\nOr: Smart dress with optional jacket.\n5. Dog Robbers. Slightly less formal than the lounge suit, the alternatives for this are:\nEither: Tailored suit.\nOr: Smart skirt/ tailored trousers with co-ordinated jacket/ tailored cardigan. Blouse/ top as per lounge suit.\nOr: Smart dress with optional jacket.\n6. Planters. As above, but without a jacket\n7. Relaxed (BRNC Run Ashore Rig) Smart skirt/ trousers and blouse/top. Smart knitwear. Deck shoes may be\nworn with socks.\n8. Black Tie. This is formal evening attire and a certain amount of discretion is permitted. It should be borne in\nmind that it should not be unduly revealing. A cocktail or evening dress may be worn, but must not be strapless. An\nevening skirt/blouse or evening trouser suit is also acceptable.\n9. Ball Dress. The ballgown must be ballerina (below the calf) or full-length. Bare shoulders should be\ncovered whilst eating.\n10. Shoes. Thought should be given to the suitability of shoes for specific environments, particularly on board\nships. High fashion footwear, particularly excessive platform soles, are to be avoided. Shoes should be polished if of\na suitable material, and always clean.\na. For formal rigs, court shoes or low heeled dress shoes are appropriate.\nb. Boots may also be worn with skirts or trousers, but the top of the boot must be\ncovered by the hem of the garment. Boots longer than knee length are not acceptable.\nc. In summer, smart sandals/ open-toed shoes may be worn with Planters or relaxed rig.\n11. Hosiery. Hosiery must be worn with all rigs except with relaxed rig or when wearing sandals or deckshoes\nwhen it is optional, however socks may be worn with deck shoes when proceeding ashore.
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It's very rarely a national question - it's usually down to the individual schools - in the UK the majority of schools have a uniform of some kind, ranging from very strict, formal uniforms to specific colour of sweatshirt and trousers.\nIn many asian countries, like Japan, you'd be hard pressed to find a school that didnt have a strict uniform policy, likewise in Greece, Italy and some Scandanavian countries.  In France it's mixed, likewise in Australian and New Zealand.\n\nIt usually depends on the school, not just the country/culture - Im not aware of any countries that insist that every school must have a uniform and that these must all be the same.
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An individual is 'marked' by class and how they carry themselves in a situation... Society in general makes conclusions based on appearance .  Hence if you are dressing and acting as most of the college aged girls I have seen lately. You would probably fit well into the catgory of easy.  Not to say you are but....thats the world as it is today!\nMake yourself stand out.  In a memorable way...Use your intelligence and charm not your body, looks or know how in certain unmentionable fields.