What To Wear / What Not To Wear

First impressions can greatly influence a hiring decision. The manner in which you present yourself can be a critical factor in your success. When in doubt, a suit may be best; but here are some guidelines to help you dress accordingly for the Career Fair:

Men’s Business Dress Attire

A two piece suit; black, charcoal, or navy are traditionally accepted colors, however other dark colors like olive green are fine, a tie (solid color or a simple pattern); a white or conservatively colored dress shirt (button all buttons). Dark shoes are preferred; black or brown depending on the color of the suit. Minimize or avoid the use of cologne.

 Men’s Business Casual Attire
 Note: a tie is NOT necessary for business  casual.

 Shirt:
 A shirt with collar; a sweater over a shirt with a collar;  a dress shirt without a collar; a turtleneck; a sweater  over a shirt without a collar. (No t-shirts or  sweatshirts)

 Slacks:
 A pair of slacks/trousers: black, navy, charcoal, gray,  khaki. (No jeans)
 

Shoes/Belt:
Be sure to wear a belt and shoes that are in good condition. Athletic shoes, slide-ons, and flip-flops are not acceptable.

Women’s Business Dress Attire
Note: A two-piece pant suit or skirt suit is appropriate.

A two piece suit: black, charcoal, or navy are the traditionally accepted colors, however most dark colors are fine. A blouse with collar (not low cut or sheer); dark shoes are preferred, closed-toe.  Jewelry and makup should be conservative and worn in moderation. Minimize or avoid the use of perfume.

Women’s Business Casual Attire (skirt or pant)

 Shirt:
 A dress shirt with a collar; a dress shirt without a  collar; a dress sweater; a turtleneck; a sweater over a  shirt with a collar. (No t-shirts or sweatshirts)

 Slacks:
 A pair of dress slacks/trousers or skirt: black,  charcoal, gray, khaki. (No jeans)



Shoes:
Shoes should be in good condition. Athletic shoes, sandals, and flip-flops are not acceptable.