Men’s Dress for Students Men should be modest in their dress and avoid excessively tight-fitting clothes or holes in inappropriate locations. Hairstyles and fashion should avoid extremes. Facial hair, if worn, should be intentionally grown, neatly trimmed and shaped. Earrings and plugs may be worn in ears. No other facial jewelry is permitted. Clothing should not have slogans that are inconsistent with Bible Institute values. • Class Dress is required in Class and Chapel. Class dress should be neat and consist of footwear, dress pants or jeans with no holes, and collared shirts/sweaters. Hats or hoods are not be worn in Class or Chapel. • Casual Dress is acceptable at any time when class dress is not required. Casual dress consists of class dress and/or modest T-shirts and shorts (minimum 4-inch inseam), warm-ups, and footwear. Swimwear should be a modest swimsuit (shorts-style swimsuit, not briefs). Women’s Dress for Students Women should be modest in their dress and avoid revealing, sheer, excessively tight-fitting, or short clothing. Hairstyles and fashion should avoid extremes. Earrings and plugs may be worn in the ears, and small studs/rings may be worn in the nose. No other facial jewelry is permitted. Clothing should not have slogans that are inconsistent with the Bible Institute’s values. • Class Dress is required in Class and Chapel. Class dress should be neat and consist of footwear, modest length skirts or dresses (top of the knee), dress pants or jeans with no holes (including capri/cropped pants), and dress shirts/blouses/sweaters or WOL branded T-shirts. Hats or hoods are not be worn in Class and Chapel. • Casual Dress is acceptable anytime class dress is not required. Casual dress consists of class dress and/ or modest T-shirts, tanks (2-finger rule), shorts (minimum 4-inch inseam), warm-ups, and footwear. Leggings/ tights should have a skirt, dress, or shirt over top that falls to the top of the knee. Swimwear should be a modest swimsuit (one-piece swimsuit or the appearance of a one-piece). Students are expected to abide by these guidelines both on and off campus when not on official school breaks. In addition, our campus culture supports the professional development of students and allows administration to communicate additional dress guidelines for special events and conferences. We also acknowledge additional guidelines for certain off-campus ministries and/or mission trips.
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