i dont think so. first of all when you go to universities you are about 18 to 22 yrs old. by now you should be able to know what should and should not be worn to class. also the fact that you are paying for your higher learning should give you a right on how to dress for class.

but instead of taking to the extremes of having uniforms in universities, what the college can do is set up a guideline of what is acceptable and what is not acceptable on school grounds.

but in college there are many activities which have students dressed a certain way, so you also have to look at that.

No. Most students that are in college are over the age of 18, ie adults. There are a few 17 and under at universities. They are adults, allowed to do anything as long as it is legal according to law.

while one is going to artwork one ought to regulate to the societies expectancies of what to positioned on. for example in case you lived in Japan once you commence artwork everybody wears a black in shape. different socities like usa, austrilia and new zealand enable a extra freedom of decision, theirfore i think of donning uniform at college is designed to create a sence of conformaty and administration by using the people in can charge i individually think of it does not enable scholars to be first rate adults and positioned on clothing which signify their indvuality and character as properly how does it injury to positioned on your own believes on the exterior. your no longer infants anymore

No. I don’t think so.