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PharmaT

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Ladies, are peep toed pumps with pantyhose appropriate?

//edit actually they aren't pumps they're like wedges but all leather exterior instead of cork
 
I was thinking maybe closed toed shoes, but I'm not sure if it really matters. Are pantyhose necessary? I was not planning on wearing any.
 
Go with the most conservative, clean look that flatters you. Pharmacy schools want their students to represent the profession by dressing well (up). So most likely during the interview, they will select those types of individuals. You don't have to buy expensive shoes but please do get a pair of business shoes that matches your suit. After you get into a pharmacy school, you'll need them anyway for all kinds of events.
 
I think it depends on the school and the time of year. If the school is very conservative then go with closed toed shoes. If they aren't then don't worry about it. Now if it summer and 100 degrees outside I would loose the hose b/c you don't want to over heat yourself and pass out. If you do go with peep toe shoe then please make sure that your toes are in order and look presentable. No chipped polish or your fungi nail showing. 😱
 
Sparda29 said:
What ever shows the most cleavage in a classy manner? I always took that into account when I helped out as a adcom member. Hot girls only! 😀
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I think the adcom that chose our class had no members like you on it. Our class is far less attractive than the other ones. It's not fair😡
 
Notecard said:
I think the adcom that chose our class had no members like you on it. Our class is far less attractive than the other ones. It's not fair😡
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Another thing that would be taken into account is how fun the person seems. Personally what I can't stand about pharmacy is how so many people in pharmacy are so serious all the time, uptight, and conservative.

Easy question to weed out the non-fun people during pharmacy school interviews.

What do you like to do during your free time from school?

Wrong Answers - Studying, researching, volunteering, working.
Right Answers - Sports (football, basketball, baseball, soccer), partying, video games, clubbing, going out on the town.
 
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