Is there a course for Network Marketing or Multi-level Marketing in Harvard University?

Sure there is a course at Harvard, in fact, here is an excerpt of the syllabus:





I. Adapting to Ignorance


- learning to take words as fact


- never verifying any claims


- assuming your upline is rich





II. Avoiding Logic


- learning to only use convenient math


- taking selective facts to back up your ridiculous claims





III. Saying Goodbye


- goodbye to your friends


- goodbye to your credibility


- goodbye to your credit and savings


*extra credit* is your sanity recoverable after MLM?





IV. Looking down on success / ironic twist


- looking at anyone outside MLM as a fool


- discovering there is no other business other than MLM


- overlooking that your successful upline rides the bus





V. Coping with overpriced ridiculous products


- claiming your product cures cancer


- ignoring that your product can't compete in the real world





VI. Aftermath


- dealing with living out of your car


- making your upline rich buying his inspirational tapes


- realizing "belief" was just a method to make you overlook math

Is there a course for Network Marketing or Multi-level Marketing in Harvard University?
Regardless of what you would hear from those involved in the process, these aren't considered respected forms of marketing. Also, a school of Harvard's stature would be unlikely to offer courses on specific techniques like this, since there is no theory behind them. So the answer is no.
Reply:I doubt it! Network marketing and MLM are not very legitimate. I doubt an institution with as fine a reputation as Harvard would stoop to offering courses in those endeavors.
Reply:no