Lets not have flawed argument regarding the dress code and the church sponsored schools/colleges. What would be the use of a church sponsoring a college/school/hospital and etc if it is not to advance its faith?

From colonial times, this was the intention.....

Even mhindi schools are like that... if you feel you can not stand one faith, then just dont go to a school they sponsor.....

I was in another christian sponsored school and we had muslims there, we went for their services, it was protestant, we were there for different agendas.... i needed the certs, my muslim friend needed the certs, the church needed to advance its faith... it worked together for all of us... whether we got converted that is another story....

There is a big difference between strath and catholic university in karen and they are both catholic schools. Therefore people arguing that the dress code is because it is a christian school or a catholic school are so wrong. It is also SAD to not that people who attended the university have no idea where the dress code came from. What a shame you earn a degree or diploma and you have no idea about the place you got it shame. I shall educate you all.
The dress code is more to do with the particular wing/sect/ whatever you call it that started the strathmore, the opus dei sect.

St. Josemaria Escriva, the founder of Opus Dei, makes this point in a far more eloquent manner

I believe You should dress in accordance with the demands of your social standing, your family background, your work... as your companions do, but to please God: eager to present a genuine and attractive image of true Christian living. Do everything with naturalness, without being extravagant. I can assure you that in this matter it is better to err on the side of excess than to fall short. How do you think Our Lord dressed? Haven't you pictured to yourself the dignity with which he wore his seamless cloak which had probably been woven for him by Our Lady? Don't you remember how, in Simon's house, he was grieved because he had not been offered water to wash his hands before taking his place at the table? No doubt he drew attention to this example of bad manners to underline his teaching that love is shown in little details. But he also wants to make it clear that he stands by the social customs of his time, and therefore you and I must make an effort to be detached from the goods and comforts of the world, but without doing anything that looks odd or peculiar.
I don't appreciate the strictness but those are their rules you either live with it or move on simple. I hope this argument can be laid to rest now.

@tony stark its a pity that you have NO IDEA what you are talking about...

You choose to blame the dress code on opus dei but in truth it has nothing to do with them....

Strathmore was founded in the 60's but there was no dress code until the late 90's and this code was upon the request of the students....

And YES the lecturers and all the staff adhere to the same code