From Mondays through Fridays, the attire must be strictly corporate and business-alike.
Male Law Students
- Barong Tagalog
- Polo barong
- Long sleeves polo with tie
- Suits
- Slacks
- Leather shoes with dress socks
Prohibited:
Rolled-up Long Sleeves Polo/Barong
- Informal-looking pants, or those made of denim, suede, corduroy, leather, and the like;
- Cropped pants; and
- T-Shirts, Polo Shirts and/or Jackets of Organizations/Fraternities/Sororities formed in other law schools;
Any attire inconsistent with above
B. Female Law Students
Formal Corporate Blazer (real blazer fabric; not cotton. Knitted, denim, and the like) OVER:
- Formal Dresses/tops
- Formal Corporate Slacks/Skirts for bottom
- Closed, formal-looking shoes, preferable with at least 1 inch heel
Prohibited:
- NO Blazer
- Informal blazers/cardigans/cotton cover ups and anything analogous to the foregoing which does not pass as a Formal Corporate Blazer as ordinarily and supposedly understood by a law student, which includes, but is not limited to, any of the following:
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- Cardigans
- Cotton Cover ups/Sweaters
- Trench Coats
- Leather jackets/coats
- Denim jackets/blazers
- Blazers with cropped sleeves
- Zipped-up jackets/blazers
- Jackets/Sweaters
- Denim or denim-looking skirts or pants
- Cropped pants
- Open-toe shoes, rubber shoes/sneakers, sandals, slippers, and informal looking footwear, unless for a valid reason and upon showing sufficient proof to support such claim, subject to the discretion of the Associate Dean for Academics and Discipline for a permanent or temporary relief, as the case may be.
For Saturdays and Sundays, the attire of the students may be relaxed, unless the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs & Discipline decides to the contrary. Although the following shall still be PRIHIBITED for both male and female law students:
- Slippers, sandals
- Sleeveless tops or dresses
- Shorts
- T-Shirts, Polo Shirts and/or Jackets of Organization/Fraternities/Sororities formed in other law schools