Can all doctors be trusted?
NO
NO
Most of us can be considered trustworthy. I mean we're going to doctors amirite?
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Most of us can be considered trustworthy. I mean we're going to doctors amirite?
I have a high school graduation photo and I look EXACTLY the same (others have said I look the same as in high school). Obviously, the photo was taken by a professional company and looks very good. I'm wearing a white dress shirt with a tie (no jacket). The background is a light-brown color like this one: http://erikpaul.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/jessica-jensen-professional-portrait-520px.jpg. Does this sound acceptable to submit for secondaries? Does the background have to be white?
Yes, that sounds fine. The background doesn't have to be white. Really, this is pretty simple: as long as you don't look like a dork and your face is clearly visible, you're fine.
What if someone always looks like a dork?
Can all doctors be trusted?
NO
What if someone always looks like a dork?
Dorkiness is in the eye of the beholder.
(sent from my phone - please forgive typos)

wow I feel dumb. in my apps last year I just cropped out a pic of me from one of my facebook profile pics. live and learn I suppose
After I had submitted my secondaries my boss pointed out that I look like I'm naked in the pic I used.
Applied super late (end of October), 4 interviews, 4 acceptances.
Moral of the story: less is more
Are you hot?
Is it alright to use a picture of yourself outside?
Hey! As a fellow female applicant I was wondering your thoughts on the hair situation. I currently have photos now with a pretty serious top knot bun (http://www.lifestyled.com.au/tag/sarah-jessica-parker/) but definitely feel more comfortable with my hair down (super long and blonde). Do you think hair up or down makes a difference?
Zombie bump.
If a school doesn't designate a size or anything about the photo, is it acceptable to e.g. use a photo of yourself playing an instrument, or doing something else important to you if it's still clearly you?
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