Vet School Interview Attire

[mglow]

I am preparing for my first vet school interview and need some advice on proper attire. I have been reading relevant advice on the forum, but just wanted to ask anyway. It was suggested to me that I need to wear a dress or skirt, but I will not be comfortable wearing either of those at all. I would much rather wear a professional pant suit (black or grey pants with matching blazer and neutral colored blouse). Any advice would be appreciated!

Thank you!

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[Daelite]

There has been an extensive thread on this already, so I suggest you ask and look through previous questions/answers here

Interview attire
http://www-forums.studentdoctor.net/index.php?threads/Interview-attire.694720/

To answer your question, wear what is professional and comfortable for YOU. I wore a black pant suit with a matching blazer (black blouse inside) and got accepted.


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[hygebeorht]

I am preparing for my first vet school interview and need some advice on proper attire. I have been reading relevant advice on the forum, but just wanted to ask anyway. It was suggested to me that I need to wear a dress or skirt, but I will not be comfortable wearing either of those at all. I would much rather wear a professional pant suit (black or grey pants with matching blazer and neutral colored blouse). Any advice would be appreciated!

Thank you!

I know there's another thread and you should check it out, but seriously if it's professional, clean, and presentable, it doesn't matter. I wore a black suit with a red shirt to be "memorable," lol. EVERYONE wore a black suit with a red shirt, it seemed. I do remember there was a gal who wore a pink suit with a navy shirt and it was very striking. But just dress true to yourself. Your attire won't necessarily make you, but sloppy, inappropriate, or dirty attire can leave a negative impression.