Ahh, dress code you terrible thing. You not only contradict yourself but also make it to where no one can be comfortable. Okay out of all seriousness some aspects of the dress code aren't really all that bad when you think about it. It keeps the girls that would from wearing bikini tops and bottoms to school. Then again no one is allowed to wear tank tops...why? I understand when they are showing half of a boob but just showing shoulders, really school administrators? Just follow the dress code, I know, it's not the most favorable or fashionable thing, but trust me, in the long run it will pay off. There is no point in being pulled out of class because you wanted to wear whatever. Yes, it's a pain in the butt. I know. But honestly it's a better choice than being sent home for your outfit choices. If you do choice to wear an outfit that might go against dress code but you don't know, it's always a good choice to bring an extra outfit. It never hurt anyone to be prepared, it only hurt to be unprepared. You can't always predict the dress code from year to year either. In middle school the dress code was much more strict than it is know. If you are a fashionista just wear cute outfits that don't break dress code, sometimes that can be hard but just don't push the limits too much. There is such thing as getting too risky.
Well that's all I have this chapter. I'm going to be doing a Q&A at the end of the book so leave your questions for me in the comments. Also if you are an upperclassmen leave your experiences your freshman year in the comments. Thank you!
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Girl's Guide To Surviving Freshmen Year (completed).
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