Business and Long Hair?

I`m a Business Administration student. I have waist length hair. I was wondering if anyone knew of some easy professional styles to try? Cause one thing is for sure I`m not cutting my hair for a job. Most of the women in my class have cut their hair because that`s what they think they should do. There is one other woman in my class with long hair. I kinda of get the feeling sometimes the other women wanna tell me to cut my hair. But they just aren`t brave enough to say it.

Thanks,
Anna

Glad to hear you`re not bowing to peer pressure - obviously if they aren`t brave enough to say it, there must be some doubt in their minds.

Anyway -
I have tailbone length hair - and go to the office every day.
I wear regular buns, braided buns, a french twist,
and on casual days, a single long braid.

I think as long as hair is neat, it is professional - it doesn`t have to be short!

Hope this helps :)
Gren

I`m a journalist, and while my hair is only about to my waist, I`m the only female in the whole BUILDING with hair that long. The last holdout cut hers to mid-back a couple of weeks ago. And I`m definitely the only reporter with hair this long. I wear it in a low pony tail to work most of the time, varying that with a braid and sometimes loose. I just don`t care whether other people think it`s professional or not. Be an individual! LOL

I have hip length hair and don`t plan to cut it until I`m good and ready. :) Like the others said try a bun, twist or low pony tail. Also, did you ever watch Ally McBeal when Portia de Rossi`s (Nelle) hair was down to her waist? She had a lot of great up styles. You could probably look at pictures of her from Ally and get some ideas.

I am an Accounting Student, and my hair is almost to my natural waist. I currently do not work, I am just a full time student. I wouldn`t cut my hair if I were you. There are many ways to wear it. A bun, or a hair scruncie as someone had mentioned before are both good ideas.

Another idea is to start by french braiding your hair, but when you start the regular braid part at the base of your neck, put it into a pony tail there. The top is fancy, and you can curl the ends or leave them straight. It is a fairly quick and easy idea. I like french braids, but my edges tend to stick out as I get towards the bottom, with the pony tail at the base, I don`t have to worry about those annoying stick outs!
Good luck with your classes.