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Good Dress Code for Uni Interview?
Hello TSRians. lol
Erm. I was reading through one of King's College's college prospectuses and I saw this particular statement, and i quote:
SOURCE: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/ugp10/programme/687
What do they mean by: "dress code required for clinical med students"?
I means, do they expect us to turn up in a white coat whilst wearing surgical gloves with a shiny steth. swinging round our necks for the interview??
Since when did a (clean) suit stop being suitable for an interview.
I don't whether if King's is attempting to display some form of academic humour, or if there's been a typo/mistake.
Someone please clarify this ambiguous phrase. Be nice.
Erm. I was reading through one of King's College's college prospectuses and I saw this particular statement, and i quote:
As we are seeking to identify your suitability for a clinical environment, we expect our interviewees to adopt the dress code required of clinical medical students at King's.
SOURCE: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/ugp10/programme/687
What do they mean by: "dress code required for clinical med students"?
I means, do they expect us to turn up in a white coat whilst wearing surgical gloves with a shiny steth. swinging round our necks for the interview??
Since when did a (clean) suit stop being suitable for an interview.
I don't whether if King's is attempting to display some form of academic humour, or if there's been a typo/mistake.
Someone please clarify this ambiguous phrase. Be nice.
Just wear a suit.
Suit, but not pinstripe or something too city. 17 and 18 year olds look silly in pinstripes.
Just wear a suit
Smart suit, good luck getting the interview 
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Smart suit, good luck getting the interview
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