But being 'a little less than the angels,' residence hall worships are held eight times over four days. Students are required to attend three of the eight. Then there's Friday evening vespers, which is about as close as it gets to heaven because of the great turnout. But more specifically, most students are fine wearing jeans and slacks to class, and shirts with collars, though some like clean T-shirts. Bare feet don't work.
Hats are for sun protection and sports.
Dresses are terribly feminine and are always in style unless they are mini-skirts, which shouldn't be worn. Unlike most of America, where it's believed that the Constitution, Declaration of Independence and Bill of Rights all stress we were made to move with four wheels under us, there's plenty to do and lots of ways to get around without a personal automobile. Now, unless your student is working in town where the money is a little better than campus, or you want your student to come home more often a car is very handy.