Then wear flip flops?
What to wear for a college interview?
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Then wear flip flops?
I'd rather not I'll get shoes.
Damn I so nervous on the back page there was a whole page of size 8 arial I think highlighting everything I should do.
Even have to carry out a basic skills test as I did not get Maths and English C I hope its not hard.
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If unsure its always best to go in the middle of the two extremes. For example
Extreme casual = Trainers, jeans, t-shirt.
Middle = Shirt, Trousers, Shoes. (Throw a tie on if you want... you can always take it off and pocket it
)
Extreme smart = Suit.
If you rock up as one of the extremes and you see a lot of people dressed at the other extreme you'll feel a bit of a prat. OTOH if you dress in the middle then you have absolutely nothing to worry about for almost all situations.
Extreme casual = Trainers, jeans, t-shirt.
Middle = Shirt, Trousers, Shoes. (Throw a tie on if you want... you can always take it off and pocket it
)Extreme smart = Suit.
If you rock up as one of the extremes and you see a lot of people dressed at the other extreme you'll feel a bit of a prat. OTOH if you dress in the middle then you have absolutely nothing to worry about for almost all situations.
Did you get a letter that said anything like wear something appropriate etc..?
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If I were to mention it to one of my friends, he probably would...he's a strange boy.
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I did HND computing and i believe that the day of the interview it was really hot and i just got back of holiday and was wearing an hawain shirt, three quarter lengths, split toe sandles abd shades. I must have looked well "cool" 
I did HND computing and i believe that the day of the interview it was really hot and i just got back of holiday and was wearing an hawain shirt, three quarter lengths, split toe sandles abd shades. I must have looked well "cool"
haha lol they must have loves you!.
Bit off topic but what was the course like? how many hours did you have in class and what was the work load like?
I think i can sum up the whole course in one word: Crap. I wish i didn't do it in all honesty. Each unit felt like we only skimmed the surface of that particular topic. The workload was also mega easy it was like 13 hours in lesson + maybe 2 outside per week. It probably won't be relevant to you but the lecturers i had were also terrible, they really weren't organised at all.
But who knows your experience may be different, I hope for your sake it is!