I have a meeting with a private school administrator. What do i wear??

Question

i have a meetin with an administrator from a private school i want to attend but i dont know what to wear. dress pants with a shirt and tie, or dress pants and a polo??? please help

Answer 1

I would wear nice, pressed slacks and a button-up dress shirt (i.e., the type of shirt you would normally wear with a tie).  As far as the tie, I think it is optional... if a tie is included in the school uniform, wear a tie; if not, I don't think it is necessary.  When choosing your outfit, however, don't be afraid to have some part of it reflect your personality.  Not all private schools are looking for a "cookie-cut-out" generic student...they want to know who you are as an individual as well as who you are as a student.  Above all, represent yourself well; don't try to represent what you think they would want.  Good Luck! Relax in the interview, smile often and be honest...be real.

Answer 2

Is she hot? If yes, wear a colorful hawaiian shirt with the top two buttons loosened up. To add an air of mysteriousness and awesomeness, wear a friggin' sizzling smoking pair a Ray Ban. Then shock and awe her with a bouquet of red roses.Nah, just kidding.

Emmm...I would say dress pants with a shirt and tie.

Good luck.

Answer 3

It depends on a lot of things. Are you going to the school, or is a family member (possibly a son or daughter) going? Does the school have uniforms? Some private schools are formal while others are completely casual. If you've seen the school before and have been inside, usually you can tell how formal or casual the school is and that should help you decide what to wear.

Answer 4

you should probably wear dress pants and a dress shirt with or without a tie.

Answer 5

You shoud wear a shirt with a tie and either casul or dress pants. The best of luck.

Answer 6

dress pants with a polo for sure

because that way you will look clean and decent but not a suck up

but if you really want to outdue yourself wear a belt and tuck in your shirt