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Interview Attire?

I am trying to prepare for some upcoming graduate nursing school interviews (specifically, master's entry level programs) and was wondering if you had any input on what would be appropriate attire?

My first thought was to wear a women's suit, but I'm not sure if that would be too much? Would it be ok to wear dress pants and a nice blouse? What did you wear to your interviews?

Any input would be greatly appreciated!!

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Wearing a pant suit in the summer is not sensible. Any suggestions?

That is what I am saying. I am also not going to go out and buy a pant suit, they are expensive, say prob a couple hundred dollars, and as long as you look professional and clean that is what matters. :heartbeat:heartbeat:heartbeat

I have worn a pants suit to all of my interviews. I think it's the best way to go. The Limited has some very nice ones and they aren't too expensive. They have traditional ones and short sleeve ones for spring/summer.

I have worn a suit to all my interviews. It is a navy jacket and skirt that is knee length. I wear a white blouse, pantyhose and black loafers. Hair back, minimal makeup and jewelry. Short, clean nails.

Lord and Taylor's has a good selection of suits. I got mine off the clearance rack for 75% off. Check out department stores for good sales.

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So wear a skirt if it's hot. This is not rocket science.

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