Students’ right to come to school dressed according to their individual taste is well recognized by the College. However, they are encouraged to use attires that consider the professional character of the College and the sensibility of other members of the multi-cultured academic community. Dressing appropriately is a quality which the College would like to cultivate among students; thus, the College reserves the right to call the attention of students who dress inappropriately, with objective consideration to what is allowed and prohibited based on this written dress code policy.

Providing the most complete training for their professional career, where standards of dressing are required for employment, students are encouraged to practice the values for one’s self, decency, and appropriateness through their campus attire.

Thus, PATTS College of Aeronautics requires all students to wear the prescribed college uniforms from Mondays thru Fridays, except Wednesdays as the College-Shirt Day, from 7:00AM to 9:00PM. This policy is implemented to all male and female students starting on the first day of classes during the regular semesters. Proper casual attire is allowed during Saturdays.

The wearing of the prescribed uniforms is not implemented during summer classes; however, students should wear proper casual attire.

As a general rule, the following are not allowed inside the campus:

• •  halter sleeves, sando, strapless/tubes, backless, sleeveless blouse/shirts, spaghetti straps, and racer back without any overgarment such as jacket, blazer, cardigan, or bolero;

  • dress with plunging neckline, body hugging and hanging shirts / blouses;

  • dresses, shorts, and skirts with hemline above the one (1) inch allowance from the student’s longest finger in a standing upright position;

  • bottoms where undergarment can be seen (e.g. low-waist or see-through);

  • “slipper-looking” sandals, / step-ins;

  • ripped jeans.

  • shirts with obscene, naughty and subversive messages;

  • earrings (for male students) and facial  jewellery for both genders even during wash days, College-Shirt day, and summer classes.

  •  shades, caps, bonnets, and hats worn inside classrooms / Audio-Visual room / training and review centers / offices / chapel

A. RULES ON WEARING OF THE PRESCRIBED UNIFORMS: 

At the discretion of the Office of Student Affairs, working students and on-the-job training students may be allowed to wear the proper company uniforms after presenting to the Guidance Counselor the following requirements:

• 1. Letter of request;

  2. Photocopy of company ID;

  3. Certificate of Employment or OJT written on the official company letterhead for verification;

  4. Certification / approval from the Chairperson that the said student is enrolled in an OJT or Practicum Course.

P.E. Uniforms must be worn during P.E. classes only. Entrance to the campus wearing P.E. Uniforms may be allowed if P.E. class is the first and/or only class of the day;

The official College-Shirt must be worn every Wednesday of the week together with an appropriate long pants such as jeans or jogging pants in any shade of blue or black, but no ripped jeans. College-Shirt paired with navy-blue linen slacks for the pants is also allowed.

No outlandish nor extreme hair colors (e.g. bleached, red, purple, blue, etc.). Students hair should only be black or brown-black. Other color shades if not natural born should be referred to the Office of Student Affairs.

Student Auxiliaries, Student Assistants, college varsity players, and foreign students are not exempted from wearing the prescribed uniform neither inside classrooms nor college offices.