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Major: Undecided (This Major's Salary over time)
Gender: FemaleThis person cares more about Campus Maintenance than the average student.
Intelligence:
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Lowest Rating
Educational Quality F
Describes the student body mostly as:
Afraid, Arrogant, Approachable, Broken Spirit, Violent, Snooty, Closeminded

Describes the faculty mostly as:
Arrogant, Condescending, Unhelpful, Self Absorbed

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“Brand Restrictions

Abercrombie & Fitch and its subsidiary Hollister have shown an unusual degree of antagonism to the name of Christ and an unusual display of wickedness in their promotions.  In protest, articles displaying their logos are not acceptable to be worn, carried, or displayed (even if covered or masked in some way)."

Sheer clothing may be worn only when the garment underneath conforms to normal dress regulations. 

Hose are to be worn whenever men students are required to wear a coat and tie (including Sunday morning worship services, recitals and productions after 6 p.m., Bible Conference and commencement activities).  Dress shoes are to be worn when wearing hose. 

Combat boots or hiking boots (or shoes that give this appearance) are not appropriate.  Sandals with straps between or around individual toes, flip-flops, Birkenstock-style shoes and athletic shoes are considered casual and may be worn on and off campus anytime casual dress is acceptable. 

Hairstyles should be neat, orderly, and feminine.  Avoid cutting-edge fads and cuts so short that they take on a masculine look. 

Getting tattoos and body piercings (except pierced ears) while a student is not appropriate.  Earrings may be worn only in the lobe of the ear (maximum of two matched sets).  Excessive makeup is not appropriate. 

For MenFor WomenBrand Restrictions

Dress Code for Men

General Dress

Hair is to be cut in a traditional, conservative style–not shaved, spiked, tangled or shelved.  It should not be colored or highlighted. 

Sideburns should not extend past the middle of the ear.  Men are expected to remain clean-shaven. 

Necklaces, earrings, and bracelets are not appropriate. 

Hats are not appropriate indoors except in the gym. 

Getting tattoos and body piercings while a student is not appropriate. 

Morning

Dress shirt (no denim/chambray) with tie

Dress or neat casual pants (no jeans, cargo, carpenter or sloppy pants)

Dress or leather casual shoes

Sweaters should show shirt collar & tie knot (no sweatshirts)

Afternoon

Collared shirt (no crew necks)

Neat casual pants

Dress or casual shoes (no slides or sandals)

Socks above the ankle

Sweatshirts or sweaters

Solid-color jeans with a collared shirt are acceptable off campus and at sports events

Recreation & Work

T-shirts, shorts at athletic facilities (not as spectators at sports events) and jeans

Sleeveless athletic shirts (indoor activities only)

Socks required (including at work)

Sunday

Coat, tie & dress shirt

Dress shoes

Dress pants

For MenFor WomenBrand Restrictions

Dress Code for Women

Classroom/general dress consists of a dress or top and skirt; however, pants may be worn off campus and for some recreational activities on campus. 

Tops

Tops must be long enough to cover the midriff. 

Sleeves are required.  (Sleeveless tops and dresses may be worn with a sleeved blouse, jacket or sweater underneath or over top.)

Necklines may come no lower than four fingers below the collarbone. 

Skirts

Hemlines and slits or other openings should not be higher than the bottom of the knee. 

Denim skirts may be worn for casual dress (not to class or other professional-type events). 

Pants

Loose-fitting pants may be worn between women’s residence halls, for athletic events, and off campus (where appropriate). 

Loose-fitting jeans may be worn in and between women’s residence halls and when participating in activities where the durability of the fabric is important, such as skiing and ice-skating. 

Low-riders are not appropriate. 

Shorts are appropriate only inside the residence halls and fitness center. 

Ease

All dresses, skirts, pants and shirts must be loose-fitting, having a minimum of three inches of ease at bust and hips. 

An informal way to measure ease is to stand up straight and pinch the loose fabric on both sides of the hips or at the bust line.  Without stretching the fabric, there should be at least a 3/4-inch fold of fabric on both sides. 

“Other

Sheer clothing may be worn only when the garment underneath conforms to normal dress regulations. 

Hose are to be worn whenever men students are required to wear a coat and tie (including Sunday morning worship services, recitals and productions after 6 p.m., Bible Conference and commencement activities).  Dress shoes are to be worn when wearing hose. 

Combat boots or hiking boots (or shoes that give this appearance) are not appropriate.  Sandals with straps between or around individual toes, flip-flops, Birkenstock-style shoes and athletic shoes are considered casual and may be worn on and off campus anytime casual dress is acceptable. 

Hairstyles should be neat, orderly, and feminine.  Avoid cutting-edge fads and cuts so short that they take on a masculine look. 

Getting tattoos and body piercings (except pierced ears) while a student is not appropriate.  Earrings may be worn only in the lobe of the ear (maximum of two matched sets).  Excessive makeup is not appropriate."

This is not the land of the “free” as America promotes. 
 
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