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Please note that if medical treatment, medical certificates, or absences are related to the days just
               before or after vacation periods, public holidays, or extended weekends, we kindly request that
               you inform us in advance. This helps us effectively plan and address any potential scheduling
               challenges.

               If you cannot attend school in person due to health reasons, we have good news! You can attend
               classes  online,  ensuring  that  you  can  continue your  education  and  stay  connected  with your
               studies while prioritizing your well-being. By working together and following these guidelines,
               we  can  effectively  support  your  health  needs  while  ensuring  that  your  education  remains
               uninterrupted.

               Measures Against Addiction (drugs, alcohol, medication abuse)
               To fulfill the duty of the Swiss School of Management to safeguard the well-being of its students,
               a stringent policy shall be implemented concerning the use of drugs. It is strictly prohibited for
               students, during their enrollment at the Swiss School of Management, to consume, possess, or
               engage  in  the  distribution  of  any  such  substances,  whether  within  the  school  premises  or
               elsewhere, including during the internship period.

               Students found to be in violation of these rules will face immediate expulsion from the school and
               may be subjected to legal consequences. This policy is in place to maintain a safe and conducive
               learning environment for all participants.

               Regarding medical substances, students are required to exercise caution and adhere to a doctor's
               prescription when taking medications prescribed by a medical professional. Any misuse or abuse
               of prescribed medications will be dealt with accordingly.

               Additionally,  the  consumption  of  alcohol  within  the  school  is  strictly  forbidden.  The  school
               management closely monitors any indications  of  excessive  alcohol  consumption.  Should such
               signs be observed, appropriate action will be taken by the school management, which may include
               dismissal from the program.

               By implementing these measures, the Swiss School of Management aims to prioritize the health
               and well-being of its students and ensure a focused and productive learning environment.
               Please be aware that this is a formal statement, and it is advisable to review and tailor it according
               to your institution's specific policies and legal requirements. Consulting with legal professionals
               is recommended to ensure compliance with local laws and regulations compliance.

               Smoking on Campus
               The Swiss School of Management is a non-smoking environment. Smoking Is forbidden in all in-
               residence locations for participants, faculty, and staff. Designated areas are clearly signposted for
               those adults who consistently choose to ignore the health warnings associated with smoking.
               There is no smoking on camera.

               Attitude And Behavior Assessment at SSM
               Staff and faculty members observe participation throughout the academic career of students to
               assess their professional attitude and help them develop in this critical area. Together with the
               Program Directors, they will evaluate students within the categories:
                   •  Outstanding
                   •  Satisfactory
                   •  Positive
                   •  Unsatisfactory in the domains of:
                   •  Rigor, manners, cleanliness
                   •  Motivation, dynamism



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