Does St Stephens have dress code?

In general, daily dress requires polo, oxford-style, or turtleneck shirts of an appropriate size and fit, with sufficient length to be tucked into pants, shorts or a skirt. Oxford-style shirts must be buttoned. Sweaters, sweatshirts, or jackets may be worn over an approved collared shirt during cold-weather seasons.

What should a woman wear to a university interview?

For women, there are trousers, skirts and dresses to choose from. A smart top is equally as acceptable as a shirt and you can’t go wrong with a modest dress or a skirt. Just make sure the hem falls no higher than just above the knee and that it remains a respectable length when you’re sitting down.

How should I dress for a university interview?

Dress smartly but be comfortable – you might not need a suit, but smart trousers/skirt and a shirt/blouse will show you’re taking it seriously. Give yourself plenty of time to attend – have their contact details handy so you can let them know just in case you’re delayed.

Why do u want to join St Stephen?

St. Stephens is one of the most prestigious college in the country. The eminent faculty as well the exposure that the college offers to its students was the reason I chose the college. The different opportunities to explore different areas of learning other than class room studies.

How long do university interviews take?

They can last anything from ten minutes to an hour and are usually, though not always, conducted by one interviewer.

What color should my nails be for an interview?

Any nude or light pink shade is perfectly acceptable. If you do want a bolder look, go for a classic color, such as pink or red. If you really feel like adding a little extra color to your look, you could pair your pink or red nails with a lipstick in a similar shade.

Do I need to wear makeup to an interview?

Makeup can help you present a polished appearance, and give you an extra boost of confidence, if you apply it correctly and appropriate to the situation. Makeup should not be used to cover up who you are, make you feel like someone you’re not, or be applied to the distraction of your abilities and values.