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ADMISSIONS

Comprehensive Student Services & Academic Support at SGSB Business School, Switzerland 🇨🇭

Your Guide to Admissions, Academics, and Student Success.

Everything You Need to Know: Admissions, Academics, Transfers & Career Support.

 
 

Detailed breakdown of the activities and services related to each category:

1. Admission Overview

What it is:
The Admission Overview provides essential details about the requirements, process, and timeline for applying to the institution.

What to do:

  • Understand the eligibility criteria for different programs (undergraduate, graduate, executive, or VAE).
  • Check the deadlines for application submissions.
  • Gather the required documents (academic transcripts, CV, motivation letter, recommendation letters, etc.).
  • Review the selection process (interviews, entrance exams, evaluation of experience).
  • Prepare for tuition fees and scholarship opportunities.

How it works:

  • The applicant submits an online or paper-based application.
  • The admissions team reviews the documents and qualifications.
  • If required, the applicant undergoes an interview or assessment.
  • Upon successful evaluation, an admission offer is issued.
  • The student completes the enrollment process and prepares for the academic year.
 

2. Academic Agenda

What it is:
The Academic Agenda outlines the institution’s academic calendar, including important dates for courses, exams, holidays, and deadlines.

What to do:

  • Check the semester start and end dates.
  • Plan ahead for midterms, final exams, and assignment deadlines.
  • Be aware of registration dates for new courses or elective selections.
  • Review holiday breaks and vacation periods.
  • Prepare for academic events such as seminars, conferences, and workshops.

How it works:

  • The institution publishes the academic calendar at the beginning of the year.
  • Students and faculty follow the scheduled timeline for lectures and assessments.
  • Any changes or updates to the agenda are communicated through official channels.

3. Transfer Students

What it is:
This service supports students transferring from other universities or colleges to continue their education at the institution.

What to do:

  • Check if the institution accepts transfer students and the required criteria.
  • Submit transcripts and syllabi from previous institutions for course equivalency evaluation.
  • Apply within the designated transfer application period.
  • If applicable, complete additional coursework to meet transfer requirements.
  • Adjust to the new academic environment with orientation and student support services.

How it works:

  • The admissions team assesses the previous credits and determines transfer eligibility.
  • Accepted transfer students receive guidance on course selection and remaining credits to complete their degree.
  • Academic advisors support their transition to the new curriculum.

4. Exchange Degree & Majors

What it is:
This program allows students to study at partner institutions abroad for a specific duration while earning credits toward their degree.

What to do:

  • Check if your institution has exchange agreements with international universities.
  • Ensure eligibility for the exchange program (academic performance, language requirements, financial considerations).
  • Submit an application for exchange, including a study plan and approval from academic advisors.
  • Apply for student visas and accommodation in the host country.
  • Engage in cultural and academic exchange while maintaining academic progress.

How it works:

  • Partner universities establish agreements for student mobility.
  • Students are selected based on academic merit and eligibility criteria.
  • The credits earned abroad are transferred back to the home institution upon completion of the program.
  • Students return with enhanced global perspectives and international exposure.

5. Application Forms

What it is:
Application forms are required documents to apply for admission, financial aid, scholarships, or program enrollment.

What to do:

  • Choose the correct form based on the program or service you are applying for.
  • Fill out the necessary personal, academic, and professional details.
  • Attach supporting documents such as identification, transcripts, CVs, and references.
  • Double-check for completeness and accuracy before submission.
  • Submit the application by the deadline through the official portal or email.

How it works:

  • The application is processed by the admissions or administrative department.
  • Additional interviews or document verifications may be conducted.
  • Applicants receive feedback regarding acceptance, further steps, or additional requirements.

6. Cost of Living Budget

What it is:
This service provides students with estimated living expenses to plan their finances while studying.

What to do:

  • Review estimated monthly expenses, including rent, food, transportation, and study materials.
  • Consider financial aid, scholarships, or part-time job opportunities.
  • Create a personal budget to manage expenses efficiently.
  • Learn about student discounts and affordable living options in the area.

How it works:

  • The institution provides cost estimates based on local economic conditions.
  • Students are advised on financial planning resources.
  • Budgeting workshops or guidance may be available through student services.

7. Job Winning Resume

What it is:

This service helps students create professional resumes tailored to job applications in their respective fields.

What to do:

  • Attend resume-writing workshops or career counseling sessions.
  • Learn how to highlight skills, work experience, and academic achievements effectively.
  • Utilize templates and professional formatting to create a polished resume.
  • Get feedback from career advisors or recruiters to improve content and presentation.
  • Customize resumes for specific job applications based on industry requirements.

How it works:

  • Career services offer guidance on resume writing and job search strategies.
  • Students can receive one-on-one assistance in refining their resumes.
  • Some institutions provide access to job portals, networking events, and employer connections.
 

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How to Get a Student Visa for Switzerland

Overview

Regardless of your future career plans, while studying at SGSB – Swiss Graduate School of Business in Switzerland you will surely receive top education degree diploma and a qualified certificate of higher Swiss education, you all will have the chance to engage in groundbreaking research work and discovering the highlight of HeIdi country’s nature with the Alps. Apart from having a significant number of highly ranked universities, Switzerland is one of the 20 wealthiest countries in the world and also one of the safest in the world.

If you have one more step to take and have to apply for a student visa for Switzerland, don’t worry! The application procedure is just as simple as Swiss watches are accurate and precise.

If you decided to study abroad in Switzerland and come from an EU/EFTA country, good news! You won’t need a Swiss student visa.

Check out detailed visa requirements for a few nationalities applying for the visa, follow the next steps and prepare to apply for your student visa.

Find out what type of visa you need to study in Switzerland
  • C visa – for short courses (summer schools, language schools) that last only for up to three months
  • D visa –for courses that last longer than three months
    If you apply for a type D visa and plan to stay in Switzerland longer than three months, you will have to arrange to get your residence permit from the cantonal migration offices within 14 days after your arrival.
Processing time:
  • Short stay visas: within two weeks (10-15 days), or eight to ten weeks
  • Long stay visas: four(4) months

 

Stage 1

Make sure you are accepted by SGSB Business School (www.sgsb.swiss) and have paid

> as the sum of CHF.10’000 : 1st year tuition fee

• 100% refund policy: Your tuition fees will be 100% refunded in case of the Swiss Embassy in your country refused for your entry visa to study in Switzerland.

Once SGSB Business School verifies that this tuition fee has been paid, it will immediately issue a receipt of transaction to the student. This receipt is required by the Swiss Authorities to indicate that the student is serious about his/her intentions to study in Switzerland.

Note: No Visa application will be considered by the Swiss Authorities (Swiss Embassy or Consulate office in your country) until this receipt of payment has been issued by the SGSB Business School.

 

Stage 2

When and where to apply for the Swiss visa:

As soon as you get the acceptance letter from the SGSB – Swiss Graduate School of Business, you should schedule an appointment at the Swiss embassy or consulate in your area.

Schedule the appointment for a visa interview as early as 6 months prior to studying in Switzerland but no later than ten weeks before your departure.

Unless the application form and all required documents are in French, German or English, you will need a certified translation of all documents in one of these languages.

Contact the nearest Swiss Embassy or Consulate to your home or place of residence to find out what exactly they require for students from your country and make an appointment with them.

Information about the nearest Embassy or Consulate location can be found in your capital city or 2nd largest city.

Please contact the SGSB Business School Admission Office (admissions@sgsb.swiss) if you are required to present attestations and any other supplement documents from the school for any reason.

 

Stage 3

Prepare the following to present as well as any supplementary paperwork that is required by your local Embassy/Consulate:

• A fully completed and signed application form. Applications, which are not duly completed, dated and signed, will not be accepted.

Apply for your visa in the format required by your embassy. Be sure that you give all the required paperwork. Visas will be refused if the application is incomplete.

  • Download student visa application form and fill it out to submit.
  • Four recent passport photos per applicant (strict requirements please consult the
    details on the embassy webpage).
  • A copy of the applicant’s valid passport.
  • A copy of confirmation/registration letter from SGSB.
  • A copy of confirmation of payment of SGSB’ tuition fees.
  • Proof of financial resources:

a) A letter of commitment from your financial guarantor plus his/her recent bank statement, or

b) Recent bank statements of the applicant if he/she does not need a guarantor.

  • Proof of sufficient financial means for coverage of living costs in Switzerland for the duration of schooling; provide an evidence of having Sfr.22,200 (Sfr.1,850 x 12 months) at the beginning of each year of your studies.
  • Commitment to leave Switzerland on completion of studies
  • Copies of previous diplomas and school certificates.
  • A Curriculum Vitae/Resume (biographical data, schools attended, etc.).
  • A letter of intent: Letter of motivation
  • indicating the reasons for the applicant’s decision to pursue studies in Switzerland
    and his/her plans for the future (dated and signed).
  • Written commitment to leave Switzerland at the end of the planned studies (dated
    and signed).

Note: Language requirements for my study in Switzerland

There are no specific language requirements for a study visa for Switzerland. On the other hand, universities will require a proof of language proficiency when you apply and that proof is usually sufficient for Swiss embassy visa officers.

In some cases, the embassy will want to evaluate your language knowledge based on a short interview at the consulate or even an oral and written test.

The Swiss representation will send the entry application, including documentation and assessment of language proficiency to the relevant cantonal migration authorities for their approval.

 

Stage 4

After submission there follows a waiting period of typically 4 months before the student will hear back from the Embassy or Consulate.

Once the visa is issued, the student will be contacted and instructed on how to pick up their visa and on the necessary steps for future admission into Switzerland.

 

Stage 5

Upon receiving confirmation and instructions from the Embassy or Consulate, the student must IMMEDIATELY arrange their travel to Switzerland. The student has up to three months to collect the student visa from the Canton in Switzerland. 

Please note that the visa has a fixed date of entry, which cannot be modified.

The Swiss Graduate School of Business (SGSB) is not responsible for ensuring the issuance of the student visa by the Canton of Vaud once the student has entered Swiss territory.

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Things To Know First

The Common Application is required for students applying to any or all of SGSB’s degrees. You’ll be able to choose your campus and program s that you are interested.

You will need :

  • Contact information for the counselor or other school representative who will complete your Common Application School Report and submit your official high school transcript.
  • Nonrefundable $50 application fee. Students who are unable to pay the application fee can request a fee waiver.

Where to submit necessary documents?

info@sgsb.swiss

admissions@sgsb.swiss

undergraduate@sgsb.swiss

graduate@sgsb.swiss

postgraduate@sgsb.swiss

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