The regulations are assembled in a document comprised of several chapters on ethics, exams, repeating of courses, grades, etc.  It is possible to have access to this document by submitting a written request to the College.

Course evaluation:

Students are invited to provide feedback about the courses, the content, clinical assimilation, supporting documents, etc.  It is then given to a class representative who then transmits the information to the Academic Counsel.

Special requests:

Wherever possible the courses are organised to respect customs, traditions and religious holidays.  If, however, a student is still unable attend a course, the College will provide the necessary support.  This can be accomplished through participating in the course at another College within the Association of Traditional Osteopathic Colleges.

Specific support to students:

The College can supply a majority of course material in French, English or German.  The students can write exams and perform oral presentations, clinical evaluation exams, clinical days, and thesis work in either French, English or German.

Students with dyslexia will be allotted additional time to complete the required work.  Students who are visually impaired may have an assistant of their choice, to help respond to written questions.

Students who need osteopathic treatment have priority as patients within clinical days and can also receive treatment by a professor or supervised students during practice sessions.

How to make a specific request:

Communication with the College can be done via e-mail or by telephone to the person responsible for academics, finances or operations, depending on the nature of the inquiry.