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I have a friend at LECOM, and she's told me they have a "dress code" there: nice slacks, blouses/shirts, etc. Don't know about ties or not... basically, a business casual look every day, -all- day.
I then clipped this from another message from the Pre-Med (Osteo) section of this site:
Aside from the fact that, yes, it does make us all look more professional while we're in class, who really wants to wear dress clothes every day while you're in school??? (Esp. for those in the warmer climates). Studying and working in the anatomy lab are tough enough, correct?
I do feel that you should wear dress clothes (w/ tie for men) while working with physicians, patients, during rotations/internships/residencies, but -school-??
What's the prevailing thought out there?
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-PB (Western Univ./COMP '04)
"Never give in, never give in,
never, never, never, never..."
-Sir Winston Churchill, 1944
I then clipped this from another message from the Pre-Med (Osteo) section of this site:
(all-caps from original author -PB)...well received by the students. Do you agree? By the way, I LIKE THE IDEA OF A DRESS CODE too. Are they very interested in you're being...
Aside from the fact that, yes, it does make us all look more professional while we're in class, who really wants to wear dress clothes every day while you're in school??? (Esp. for those in the warmer climates). Studying and working in the anatomy lab are tough enough, correct?
I do feel that you should wear dress clothes (w/ tie for men) while working with physicians, patients, during rotations/internships/residencies, but -school-??
What's the prevailing thought out there?
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-PB (Western Univ./COMP '04)
"Never give in, never give in,
never, never, never, never..."
-Sir Winston Churchill, 1944