<p>im a girlll.
are you allowed to wear jeans and stuff, or is it more formal?</p>
<p>My tour guide said jeans are alright and she was wearing them</p>
<p>yay. jeans are my bestfriend.
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<p>Yeah, you can wear jeans.</p>
<p>it actually was a lot less preppy then i thought it would have to be</p>
<p>clothes.</p>
<p>ie. sweatpants,uggs,jacket,jeans,shirts…etc…</p>
<p>Can u wear jeans at deerfield ? I know girls dont wear jeans at groton</p>
<p>no deerfield is super formal. u have to have at least 2 layers visible that aren’t like jeans/cami/tshirt</p>
<p>yaa my interview said something about always being well dress even in the weekends especially when u r having dinner. </p>
<p>I LOVE FORMAL SCHOOLS! Is easier to find what to wear</p>
<p>???how? that’s like having to FIND something to wear instead of rolling out of bed and throwing some sweats on… o.O</p>
<p>Idk there is no big fashion competition amongst the students!!</p>
<p>i’ve found there’s less of that at nonformal schools. more of the sweatpants variety, no time really to do any of that…</p>
<p>I wish american schools had uniforms. It made life so much easier,trust me. One thing I dislike 'bout Groton is no jeans. I only wear jeans, so if im lucky enough to get in I’ll have to buy a new wardrobe</p>
<p>my whole district has uniforms. its still a big fashion contest. trying to work around the system</p>
<p>Well yeah of course 
but its still easier because you have a base. Plus our uniform code is almost certainly more strictly enforced than yours. I’m talking detention for wrong colored hairtie for the winter season. I was wearing white (summer) not navy on first day of winter term. Not usually THIS bad, that particular teacher was off her trolley but it’s a good example…</p>
<p>that it is. if i had to pick out a decent outfit every morning at 5:30 i’d go crazy lol</p>
<p>THATS a bit extraneous if you ask me</p>