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Originally posted by nucutiepie
Question: When I go on law school interviews in the fall, should i leave the little stud in (honestly I'm very conservative looking even with the nose stud) or should I get a clear thing and put it in so you cant tell I have it pierced? Will law schools judge me on it, or is it just something I need to worry about when I try to get a real job?
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I don't think law schools would care too much at all... I can't imagine why they would care. Law schools are pretty diverse, and the education field in general is pretty liberal.
Now when you go to look for a legal job, I would probably get rid of it. Law is a very conservative field, in general. And even if you get a spacer or something clear, when you're in a close up interview you can still tell something's in their mouth.
One thing that would apply to any situation: if you tend to play with it, click it around in your mouth, etc. I would suggest getting rid of it, because you'll likely do that during your interview, and it's horribly distracting and would be seen as terribly unprofessional. I know not all people with tongue rings do that, but I know quite a few who drive me nuts by playing with it, so be careful.