• Male students must wear simple and common clothes including proper shirt and pants, and female students must wear comfortable and proper mantos (jacket like top common in Iran) and pants.
• Female students must wear scarves covering the entire hair.
• Students must wear appropriate socks and avoid appearing in the clinical settings without wearing them.
• Shoes should dress comfortably, clean, and wear wide toe shoes of mild and proper color.
• Slippers are not allowed in educational settings.
• Students must not wear tight, body-hugging mantos (jacket like top common in Iran), pants, and shirts of unfavorable size and color.
• Mantos and shirts should be buttoned up all the time in educational settings.
• Do not wear T-shirts and sports suits that display improper words and images.
• Avoid wearing jewelry -- including bracelets, necklaces, bangles, gold rings (this does not include wedding rings) -- as well as sharp or allergy-causing perfumes in all settings.
• Keep your nails short, clean, and unpolished. Due to the increased risk of infection and the possibility of injuring patients, long or artificial nails are prohibited.