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by Rivkid » Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:11 pm
Hi!

I've read often that, for men, a full suit is required for a business school interview. What are the guidelines for a female interviewee?

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I was *JUST* going to post something like this (2+2, right?) -- I'll be watching this thread as well.
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by Lisa Anderson » Tue Jul 21, 2009 7:03 am
Dear Rivkid & myohmy,

Professional attire is always appropriate for an interview, whether for school or for a job. For women, that would mean a suit also. There are many great professional dress options in the suit category--some have pants, some a skirt and some a dress with a jacket. All are fine as long as they are not too tight or revealing. Use accessories for a pop of color or personality, but remember that less is more when it comes to professional dress.

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by Rivkid » Tue Jul 21, 2009 6:40 pm
Thanks Lisa!


What about shoes? I would prefer not to wear heels at all, since I'm not very comfortable in them - what type of flats are considered professional. Also, for jewelry and make-up what would you suggest?

Thanks so much!

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by Lisa Anderson » Wed Jul 22, 2009 7:30 am
Shoes should also be professional. If you are not comfortable in heels, then wear a nice pair of leather flats or perhaps a small kitten heel. You just want to stay away from sandals, open toes, wedges and any other casual shoe.

Jewelry and make-up--less is more. You want to wear nice jewelry that coordinates with your suit. You should also wear make-up that enhances your natural appearance, nothing too flashy or crazy in color.

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