<p>I'm a junior and i'm going to be making my first round of collee visits next week. I will be visiting Georgetown University and American University (for a class, an information session, and a tour) and the University of Maryland (to spend the entire day on campus with an established student). </p>
<p>I have no clue what to wear. the wether is supposed to be in the low 70s. Please assist.</p>
<p>You must be joking…</p>
<p>If your comfortable wearing jeans then wear jeans and a nice but comfortable shirt.
Just don’t look sloppy, but more like a potentially interested student.
I would also probably wear some good shoes because you should be walking around a lot if your doing tours.
Take some really good notes!</p>
<p>Whatever you wear, wear a tie. You’ll look very important and people will show you the proper deferential treatment. For extra fun, walk into a class and watch the professor freak out a bit (maybe).</p>
<p>Comfortable shoes are a must. Most of the students are going to dress casually, but a lot of visitors like to dress just a tad better than the students. So, decent pants and a decent top would be a good bet. Try to look neat, but they aren’t going judge, really. Dressing up a lot would lead to a very amusing visit.</p>
<p>thanks everyone. i think i might wear a casual dress and some uggs
yea i am a FEMALE by the way
and recharge: yes. i AM serious. =(</p>
<p>A leather bondage mask, “White Power” tee, and crotchless panties.</p>
<p>nothing?
They will remember you for sure.
Maybe even for the rest of their lives.</p>
<p>Doesn’t matter. Or do you have an interview there also? In that case, you know, wear what you would wear to an interview.</p>
<p>In my experience: no shirt, no shoes, no acceptance.</p>