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Hanover, NH: After the
recent change to Tuck’s long-standing Dog Policy, we at the
Profit began to wonder if any other notable business schools
felt a need for similar regulations. With nothing else better to
do, our crack staff contacted numerous schools around the world
to find out. The results are a veritable mixed bag – some are
amusing while others are just a little scary.
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Wharton
“All activities which establish alpha dog domination
including ass sniffing, pissing contests and outright
fighting, must take place outside of Huntsman Hall.
Failure to comply will result in the owner having to wait
outside during the Goldman Sachs presentation (where the
money drops from the ceiling), a fate worse than death.” |
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Harvard
Business School
“It is no longer necessary to kill a puppy to be
accepted at HBS. Please do not include any photos or
remains with your application.” |
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MIT Sloan
“Please refrain from playing with your AIBO during class.
There is plenty of time for such activities on Friday
and Saturday nights.” |
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HEC Paris
“All dogs brought to campus must be carried in a purse.
All purses much match both the outfits of the dog and
the owner. Violation of this will result in your being
arrested by the fashion police and being sent to
business school in America.” |
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Haas School
of Business
“No dogs allowed. All other animals, on the other hand,
are encouraged.” |
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University
of California at Long Beach Compton (UCLBC)
“If you havin’ yo doggs pick you up from class, tell
them muhfukkas not to say shit, start shit, blast they
music, engage they four wheel motion, or smoke no reefer
within 500 feet of the school.” |
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Shanghai
School of Business
“Consuming raw or undercooked meat can be a source of
food borne illness.” |
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