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by VP_MBA_Guru » Mon Oct 20, 2008 8:40 pm
Hi Yezz and Forum -
Just wanted to clarify my earlier comments. Per Yezz question about a CAMPUS VISIT, I recommended wearing business causal attire. Look sharp, but no need for a formal suit and tie.

For example, check out the information on the Wharton Website for Campus Visits:

"Observe Wharton's collaborative learning environment. Students may visit classes on their own, or when available, in the company of a student volunteer. Casual attire is appropriate if you are not interviewing."

** However, if you are interviewing, then yes - you must wear business attire.

Sorry for an confusion -

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by yezz » Mon Oct 20, 2008 9:55 pm
VP_MBA_Guru wrote:Hi Yezz and Forum -
Just wanted to clarify my earlier comments. Per Yezz question about a CAMPUS VISIT, I recommended wearing business causal attire. Look sharp, but no need for a formal suit and tie.

For example, check out the information on the Wharton Website for Campus Visits:

"Observe Wharton's collaborative learning environment. Students may visit classes on their own, or when available, in the company of a student volunteer. Casual attire is appropriate if you are not interviewing."

** However, if you are interviewing, then yes - you must wear business attire.

Thanx Nik, much obliged

Sorry for an confusion -

Regards,

NP
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