Strict colleges around the globe?

Out of curiosity, are there any colleges known for their super strict rules not just in America, but throughout the world?

There are certainly institutions around the globe known for their strict rules and regulations. Here are a few examples for you:

1. Brigham Young University (United States): BYU is a private university owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or the Mormon Church. They enforce an Honor Code which includes requirements on dress and grooming, academic honesty, and adherence to traditional values, such as abstaining from alcoholic beverages, coffee, tea, tobacco, and illicit substances.

2. United States Military, Naval, and Air Force Academies (United States): These schools prepare students for careers as officers in the U.S. military. They have a very regimented system, strict uniform and discipline protocols, rules about fraternization and decorum, mandatory fitness standards, and early morning hours.

3. Eton College (United Kingdom): Although it is a high school rather than a university, this boarding school is noted for its strict rules including a formal dress code, frequent exams, and rigid disciplinary system.

4. Deep Springs College (United States): This is an extremely small, all-male liberal arts school where students are also required to labor on the college’s cattle ranch and farm, limiting social activities and enforcing a rigorous academic and labor schedule.

5. Islamic University of Medina (Saudi Arabia): This religious institution, among others in Saudi Arabia, has very strict religious and moral expectations, enforced dress-codes and segregation of genders.

Remember that rules and regulations can change over time and may be interpreted differently depending on religious, cultural, and personal contexts. Always check with each institution to better understand the scope and application of their rules.