The University of Oklahoma has launched what they are calling a Career Closet, which allows students to pick out business attire for free.Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.After earning a degree, getting that job interview is the next step for college students. However, professional attire can be pricey, so OU is taking the initiative to help students dress the part.“I did my first internship fair last year and felt a little bit underprepared, but this has given us an opportunity to prepare, feel a lot better and more confident interviewing,” said Zachary Monighetti, an OU student.From full suits to blouses and blazers, for the first time, OU students can shop for business attire at no cost.Twice a semester, the university’s Food Pantry will transform into the Career Closet, a partnership with the OU Career Center, which helps coach students into landing that dream job.>> Download the KOCO 5 app“We talk to them about dressing for success. If you don’t feel good in what you’re wearing then you won't present your best self,” said Robin Huston, the executive director of the OU Career Center. “Tie it in with recruiting season, so it’s the week before our big job and internship fairs and on-campus interviewing season.”“I found it to be the perfect opportunity for it because I was looking through my closet and realized I don’t have anything that’s appropriate for that,” said student Elly Kistler.The university opened the Career Closet during the first week of school. By the end of the day, it was cleaned out.“We had 50 people within the first 30 minutes, and we had 220 folks stop by that entire day,” said Matt Marks, the assistant director of the OU Food Pantry. “People would come out of the dressing room and say, ‘What do you think?’ They were so excited,” said Huston. On Friday, it was another shopping frenzy as students lined up outside of the doors to get in. University staff said it’s a clear indicator of students’ needs.Now, the university is asking alumni and community members to dig through their wardrobe and donate what they can.“Without the community donating, we’ll struggle, but so far, it’s been amazing,” said Huston.For those wishing to donate, clothing can be dropped off at the OU Food Pantry or OU Career Center.Top Headlines Investigation continues after bodies of 2 toddlers found inside car on Norman road Taylor Swift shows at Arrowhead Stadium to watch Travis Kelce, Chiefs face Ravens in NFL opener OKC metro school districts take action after shooting threats circulate online Teen charged in deadly shooting at Georgia high school appears in court for hearing Two brothers, two sisters charged in death of 7-year-old Midwest City