Aug 10, 2019
9:29:15pm
9:29:15pm
I've spoken with an administrator at BYU-I and he told me that they definitely get better/more companies to recruit on
campus because of the dress code.
If you were told you had to wear business attire to class, but in return you'd end up with a better job/career starter.... then wouldn't you do it???
I think BYU-I's dress code policy makes a lot of sense.
If you were told you had to wear business attire to class, but in return you'd end up with a better job/career starter.... then wouldn't you do it???
I think BYU-I's dress code policy makes a lot of sense.
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They claim it’s about professionalism. They want to make a no jeans rule and also a collared shirt rule. But they
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I'm not talking necessarily about the details but the idea of dressing business or business casual in college
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It’s not a business school. Why would college kids need to dress like they are in the business world? No jeans? Haha
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