"Mickey Mouse" degrees

@jonnythan Said

Hah. In reality, Disney has astonishingly strict requirements for employment and conduct. They are famous for being extremely selective (apparently they have many, many, many times the applicants necessary to fill jobs) as well as enormously strict on conduct and dress code. You can't even have visibly dyed hair, wear a watch if your costume doesn't dictate it (absolutely no Ironman watches when you're working at the Tower of Terror - they didn't exist in the time period), have long hair if you're male, etc. Touching your ears is considered long.

Oh, and they just recently started allowing men to have mustaches.... as long as you never show up for work with an in-progress 'stache. It needs to be fully grown by the time you show up, or while on vacation.

@chisa96 Said

Did you just look this up now? Otherwise, why on earth would anybody just know the requirements to work at disneyland? That's so random.

@jonnythan Said

I love Disney World and Disneyland. I went there for 8 days earlier this year and did a fair bit of reading. Things like that just stick.

@georgiehadley Said

I had a friend that was studying zoology. Now in all it can be a very good course for someone wanting to go down that route, but the only reason my friend did it is because he didnt want to get a job,

@Wellard Said

Isn't that the real reason why so many people choose to become students thesedays

@sister_of_mercy Said



Well, that or we can't get one without it.

@Pete Said

The one about lady gaga, that was in the news a couple months back.

@x_Laura_x Said

I did wonder about that Gaga thing the article I read put it forward as a whole degree.

@Pete Said

Yeah, the one I read did the same.