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A business school is a university-level institution that confers degrees in business administration. Such a school can also be known as a business college, college of business, college of business administration, school of business, school of business administration, or, colloquially, b-school.
How to Dress Properly for a Business School Interview
As an MBA admissions consultant I often have to take a step back with my clients. Over the years I have learned a lot from my clients and have come to realize that the definitions of proper interview dress or attire varies by region, country and even culture. This is the deal, and I dissuade anyone from thinking anything to the contrary: 1. Wear a dark colored suit (Grey, Black, Charcoal) with a white or light blue shirt. 2. Wear a tie that has as little design or pattern in it at possible. Solid colored ties are good. 3. Wear shoes that are polished with dark socks. By shoes I mean dress shoes with dark laces, not “comfort” shoes, timberlands or Uggs. By dark I mean dark blue or black. 4. Do not wear anything that is tight-fitting or shows body parts excessively. This is an interview not a club. 5. Cut the tags off your clothing. Nothing says Men’s Wearhouse $199 special than tags still sewn onto the sleeve of a jacket. Don’t laugh too much, I have seen this as an MBA admissions interviewer. It tells me the applicant is clueless at worst or knows a good sale when he sees one at best. 6. Get a shave and a haircut……shower.
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A business school is a university-level institution that confers degrees in business administration. Such a school can also be known as a business college, college of business, college of business administration, school of business, school of business administration, or, colloquially, b-school.
How to Dress Properly for a Business School Interview
As an MBA admissions consultant I often have to take a step back with my clients. Over the years I have learned a lot from my clients and have come to realize that the definitions of proper interview dress or attire varies by region, country and even culture. This is the deal, and I dissuade anyone from thinking anything to the contrary: 1. Wear a dark colored suit (Grey, Black, Charcoal) with a white or light blue shirt. 2. Wear a tie that has as little design or pattern in it at possible. Solid colored ties are good. 3. Wear shoes that are polished with dark socks. By shoes I mean dress shoes with dark laces, not “comfort” shoes, timberlands or Uggs. By dark I mean dark blue or black. 4. Do not wear anything that is tight-fitting or shows body parts excessively. This is an interview not a club. 5. Cut the tags off your clothing. Nothing says Men’s Wearhouse $199 special than tags still sewn onto the sleeve of a jacket. Don’t laugh too much, I have seen this as an MBA admissions interviewer. It tells me the applicant is clueless at worst or knows a good sale when he sees one at best. 6. Get a shave and a haircut……shower.
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