The blue of the top is a fairly light blue, so it's not that dark. The worst part (for me) is that the pants show a lot of lint. And, it's a pain that the uniform requires 3 different loads of laundry (again, for me -- whites for the coat/socks, colors for the top and darks for the pants. I suppose I shouldn't complain ... I was so overzealous that I took it to the dry cleaners all the time in first semester
). Most people rarely wear the lab coat except for check offs when they are required. Personally, I'm cold all the time, so I've only taken mine off in clinicals a time or two in 3 semesters now.
I bought my own black scrub pants and never had an instructor say anything about them being 'different.' However, there's always that chance ...
And, yes, the tops and the lab coat do need the logos embroidered on them directly, so I don't know of another way to do it.
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exciting, crazy, and stressful all at the same time. So orientation June 19th, I guess I will see you there. Is it 100 students that were accepted to Northlake to start in August? I think that's right but I'm not sure. Also do you know if we can purchase our own black scrub instead of having to buy a pair from school that cost almost 100 bucks?? I can't wait to meet everybody!
Too dark...At least it'll be "slimming". Maybe I should wear some eyeliner or guy-liner to achieve the whole nursing-goth look. Black lab coats would be okay for the whole sexy, contemporary look ala "nip/tuck".
