Rutgers Business School- The No-Navy Suits Ban Must Be Lifted!

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John Bradford
4 years ago
This is insane. Teach business so they can get a job by their qualifications and not by what they are learning. I was thinking of going to the Rutgers Business School for my masters but now am reconsidering.
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Hashem Awad
4 years ago
The ban on blue suits should be lifted
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COSTON DORSEY
4 years ago
I'm signing because this policy is a waste of time and money. Poor use of resources.
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Kelly Stimmel
4 years ago
I agree with this - navy suits are practically more prominent if not just as frequently seen on Wall St as a black suit.
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Janice Schwalb
4 years ago
These rules are ridiculous. Corporate America invites you to wear navy colored suits to a interview.
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John Bradford
4 years ago
This is ridiculous in today's day and age. A student may only have one color suit because they are already paying YOU a fortune for an education and can't afford a second suit. A suit i's a suit, regardless of color. Same with shoes, toe, and shirt. Worry about actually teaching the students so they can get a job and not what color clothes they wear to a job fair!
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John Soos
4 years ago
Having graduated from Carnegie Mellon University and with a 30 career in banking, I've never owned or wore a black business suit. I do have a black tuxedo. Perhaps the students should wear tuxedos instead! My interview suit was a navy blue, chalk stripe, from Joseph A. Bank. This looks more like FASCISM then fashion.
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Rita Nasr
4 years ago
I'm signing because I was turned away from a career fair in September
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Leon Williams
4 years ago
A dark Navy Blue suit is acceptable as appropriate business attire. RU should be ashamed for denying students the opportunity to gain employment. It is a tough job market. Many students may only have one suit but the point I am making is that Navy Blue suits are acceptable business attire.
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rose freeman
4 years ago
What if that's all I have,college people don't have a lot,
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