Afe Babalola University Ado Ekiti,ABUAD has introduced new dress code system for the incoming and returning students of the Institution. The University has decided to select the clothing they want their students to wear in the school premises, probably to curb indecent dressing or simply as a means of identifying students and the college they are in.
ABUAD Dress Code Schedule 2016/2017
ABUAD has introduced dress code schedule for the 2016/2017 academic session;
College of Law:
- White on Black and corporate black covered shoes.
- Trousers and all black dresses are not allowed for Female Law Students.
- Male Law Students shall wear either ABUAD ties or all black non- patterned ties.
College of Medicine and Health Sciences:
- Shades of Red or Pink on matching colour of trousers.
- Male students shall wear either ABUAD ties or any tie of matching colour.
College of Engineering:
- Shades of green on matching colour of trousers.
- Male students shall wear either ABUAD ties or any tie of matching colour.
College of Sciences:
- Shades of cream on matching colour of trousers.
- Male students shall wear either ABUAD ties or any tie of matching colour.
College of Social and Management Sciences:
- Sky- Blue on matching colour of trousers.
- Male students shall wear either ABUAD ties or any tie of matching colour.
Laboratory Wears:
- College of Medicine and Health Sciences: White Overall
- College of Sciences: White Overall
- College of Engineering: Navy Blue Overall
STUDENTS HAIRDRESS AND MAKEUP
- Female students are not allowed to wear outrageous hairstyles and heavy makeups.
- Only decent and moderate hairstyles and makeup are allowed.
- Male students must have well-trimmed haircut and must be clean shaven at all time.
Students are to dress formally during school hours (8am-5pm), Monday-Friday. However, all Students shall dress decently at all times.
All Male Students shall wear ABUAD tie while Female Students shall wear ABUAD scarves to all University Official functions.
Wearing of Jeans may be allowed after school hours and weekends provided they are clean and not defaced.