<p>I'm going to the Pton info session in Boston area on Sunday, and I'm wondering what the dress code is (if there is one lol). I don't want to dress up per say, but I don't want to look underdressed. I think I'm just going to go with an intermediate between dressy and casual but I'm wondering what people have worn to those things in the past.</p>
<p>Also...is anyone else going? I asked a while back but no one responded.</p>
<p>-JTC</p>
<p>Wear comfy clothes. Info sessions are no big deal.</p>
<p>Wear a sweatshirt cuz it's gonna be coooooold :p</p>
<p>I went to my first few info sessions this past weekend. I didn't know what to expect, so I wore a knee-length black skirt, yellow (day 1) or red (day 2) cabled sweater, and black ballet flats. When I got there most of the other prospies wore jeans and hoodies, and at Swarthmore I was mistaken for a tour guide because one mom thought I looked "official"!</p>
<p>So, um, yeah ... don't overdress.</p>
<p>No one cares what you wear to an information session.</p>
<p>seriously, unless the reps there are going to be reading your application...if they'd even remember who you were in the first place....it doesnt matter at all - i dont think i realized how uptight and pathetic some of the people in this forum really were until now</p>
<p>what to wear to an information session?........
think about that question for a minute....and ask yourself what reasonable, self-respecting human being worries about that more than say...what they adcoms will actually be evaluating like ......idk... your application?</p>
<p>just don't look like you're homeless</p>
<p>i went in a polo and jeans to DC sessions.</p>
<p>i was the first one to get there, so I had a chat with the rep from there. She is also going to be the one reading my application.</p>
<p>i would say dress casually. Here we had a wide range....from really casual to really formal.</p>
<p>just wear whatcver will be comfortable to walk in. unless your having an interview the same day,, there's no need to stress out about what your wearing.</p>
<p>ok thanks everyone...I guess I'll just dress comfortably.</p>
<p>I hope I don't sound too "uptight and pathetic" for you glorybear, but I didn't come out of the womb knowing exactly what to expect for every new situation in my life, like you apparently did. I know that it won't have any impact on my admissions (I'm only a junior anyway)...I just don't want to walk in and be embarrassed.</p>