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Dress Code In Educational Setting

Male students must wear simple and common clothes including proper shirt and pants, and female students must wear comfortable and proper mantos (long dresses common in Iran) and pants
Female students must wear scarves covering the entire hair
Students must wear appropriate socks and avoid appearing in clinical settings without wearing them
Students should wear comfortable, clean and wide toe shoes of mild and proper color
It's better not to wear inappropriate clothes
Mantos and shirts should be buttoned up all the time in educational settings
Generally, we ask students to wear normal and appropriate clothes

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