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I don't know, I'd have the same first reaction. How many undergraduates even own a suit? I don't think I or any of my friends owned a suit until long after grad
by FeelsGoodMan 15y ago
I don't know, I'd have the same first reaction. How many undergraduates even own a suit? I don't think I or any of my friends owned a suit until long after graduation.
- mtsmith85 15y agoMaybe. But I also feel like if you go to Harvard and have the ability to get an appointment set up by a friend of the family, you would maybe "understand" where they're coming from a bit more. (I use understand in the idea of recognizing that they're trying to emulate businessmen and treat such a thing as a business transaction.)
- Shenglong 15y agoAlmost very undergraduate I know owns at least one suit... Granted, they're not all Armani suits, but I think you'd be hard pressed to find a second-year or higher student these days who doesn't have at least one suit.
- jhamburger 15y agoI think it would be extremely easy to find. The only reason anyone ever buys a suit in the first place is to go on an interview for a ('real') job or attend a wedding.
- doyoulikeworms 15y agoOr a funeral, which is why I bought my first suit in college. College is prime-time for grandparents passing away.
- makmanalp 15y agoAlthough, I should remind you that this is Harvard, where the average family income is much higher than in general. That said, I'm assuming that the comment was not just based on the suits, but probably the attitude and manner that went with them.