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- Entry Requirements:
208-223 UCAS Points
Average range for King's College London entry requirements. Varies depending on the course.
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King's College London Reputation
King's College London is located in Central London, Strand. The reputation for teaching has been recognised with a Silver rating in the Teaching Excellence Framework. 30,565 students are enrolled at King's College London:
- 20,575 of these students come from the UK
- 3,740 come from other EU countries
- And 6,250 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2016/17)
The graduate outcomes for King's College London show that six months after leaving university, 96% of graduates are in work or further study. The average graduate salary six months after leaving King's College London, is £26,000 a year.
(Source: DLHE Survey 2016)
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Amazing university, great location!
Great time! Would highly recommend
Very bad on careers my sister went to UCL and imperial to study. My sister had advice from lecturers re her CV and possible career choices. At least at Imperial they actually had speakers come in to talk about career routes nothing lile that was offered at KCL. I only hope they've improved.
Sometimes when the WiFi doesn’t work it is very annoying
Really nice campuses in the central of London.
My mother was admitted to major trauma ward St Mary's hospital, Paddington 4 weeks ago. I came across a young nurse called CLOE NEVERSON, this nurse in my opinion should receive the Nobel prize. She is only a student nurse training through Kings college but she is superhuman. The care and attention my mother, my family and I received from Cloe was outstanding. Even when off duty, Cloe took time out to check in on, not only us, but all the other patients on the ward. This young nurse is by far the most professional, caring, understanding and competent human being I have experienced in my 51 years of life. She is going to be one of the NHS's greatest ambassador's for our health service. Well done Cloe. The O'Leary family.
Decent campus and facilities, great internet, great careers service
There's loads of society's for basically anything you can think of, and they're really easy to join into. Everyone is willing to except new people at any time so it's a really friendly atmosphere.
Love the university, great location, great staff, fantastic subjects and engaging union, top marks on all fronts indeed. would definitely recommend to anyone.
University is ok, doesn't have the campus feeling other out of London university's have but is nice
Abysmal university, that has unbelievably poor administration. They are completely disorganised. Stay AWAY 100% There is a reason why King's is trailing in the league tables...
Decent university with brilliant career prospects. Considering students attend university to get a job post-graduation, what more could you want?
Good atmosphere, some aspects need some work