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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Applied for admission through UCAS, choosing only 4 of the 6 options
for entry onto a Physiotherapy degree programme, as I was advised not
to choo... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I applied via. the mandatory British UCAS system, in which you are
allowed to apply to up to 6 universities. I completed my application
online, wh... READ MORE
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Current Student
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In order to join a UK University, you must apply via UCAS. This
involves completing an application outlining you qualifications, work
experience, ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The admission process is really dependent on which subject you're
applying for. For my particular subject (Mathematics), admission seems to
be quite... READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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All classes were compulsory and we had no options. The individual
course units were all of a high academic nature. All of the anatomy
and physio... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The course at King's is a very traditional, self-led course.
It is entirely finals based (with 7 final exams), with the option of
taking 2 exams ah... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Each year is split into two terms. In each year you must take 8 credit
worth of modules. In most cases, one module is worth 0.5 credits.
This mea... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The programme itself isn't as rigorous as, Cambridge, but by no means is
it an easy ride, and it is as rigiorous as all other universities. The
firs... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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Employment is specific into a job as a physiotherapist. Some people go on to do further degrees, ie medicine, masters, PhD. Most graduates join the ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The college has 2 careers centres on its campuses, with weekly careers bullitens and an annual careers fair. There are oppurtunities to go to employer... READ MORE
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Current Student
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KCL is a widely respected university by recruiters.
We have many firms who visit our campus, in particular large indistrial firms, the BIG4 and a var... READ MORE
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Current Student
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King's College is a hotbed of recruitment. Most of the big investment banking companies (JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, KPMG, Barclays Group etc.) regularl... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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The university had campuses spread all over London which involved a lot
of tube travelling which was great fun when you are younger an not from
Lo... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Living in London the quality of life really depends on how much money
you have. The campus is very nice (apart from one hideous 1960s
building) an... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Current Student
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I'm not in a great position to comment; I live at home. However, as for
campus facilities, King's College is undergoing alot of changes; a recent
mu... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Alumni
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On each separate part of the campuses there was a students union, bar,
restaurant and cafe facilities. There was always events being
organised an... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Social life is fun. My uni has 3 unions. The old hospital union at St.
Thomas's is legendary on wednesday sports night, with everyone
rehydrating ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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There are bars on all of Kings Colleges main campuses, including the
Strand, Waterloo, Guys Hospital, St. Thomas Hospital (aka Tommys),
and De... READ MORE
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Current Student
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It's London, baby! Do whatever you like. If you don't enjoy the
in-college/university scene, get out there and socialise elsewhere; there
are litera... READ MORE
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