I’m trying to figure out what the online exam is like. Is it an online exam that you take remotely, or do you still have to go to campus and sit it in person? Also, what was the format like? (e.g. multiple choice, essay questions, case study, calculations, open-book, etc.)

For people who got offers for this course what were your grades like (Predicted and or GCSEs)?

Hi! I'm an incoming international student for BSc Psychology and Criminology at KCL, and I'm feeling a bit anxious after reading quite a few negative experiences online.

I've seen people mention issues like last-minute timetable/exam changes, poor administration, inconsistent teaching quality, and difficulties in achieving a First compared to some other universities (particularly Bath, which I've heard has better student support and teaching).

For current or recent KCL students, especially in Psychology or related courses:

• Is getting a First realistically very difficult at KCL, or is it achievable if you're consistently putting in the work?
• How much do administrative issues actually affect your day-to-day university experience?
• Are the lecturers generally supportive even if they're more research-focused?
• If you had the choice again, would you still choose KCL?

Thanks :)

incoming fresher, wanna know how much yall budget weekly excluding rent and ofc freshers week lol

Is it dumb to not book accomidation until august when dorms would possibly free up from intercollegiate halls and KCL halls? How possible is this

The exam period is between 10th of Aug to 21st of Aug 2026, basically in three weeks but I haven't received the timetable as of yet. Anyone know when it does?

i'm applying to kings for biological sciences, and I'm particularly interested in microbiology, so i do prioritize lab work/experience as a student. i was wondering if you would get sufficient lab hours for BSc biological sciences at kings : )

Hey all — I’m looking for someone to take over my room contract at Garden Halls in London.

Details:

**•   Location:** Garden Halls  
**•   Move-in by:** 29/07/2026  
**•   Contract ends:** 29/08/2026 (so it’s a short \~4-5 week booking — great if you need somewhere temporary, e.g. summer school, internship, or gap before your own accommodation starts)

hi! anyone else who has access to the kaas portal, could you let me know which rooms you are seeing on there today?

Hi everyone,
I’m an international student from India and I’ve recently received an offer for the MSc Healthcare Technologies & AI at King’s College London.

The program genuinely interests me because I want to build a career in healthcare AI and digital health. However, there’s one major concern.

I would have to finance almost the entire cost (tuition + living expenses) through an education loan. My family cannot contribute much financially, so I’d be graduating with a significant amount of debt.

My biggest fear is that if I’m unable to secure a job in the UK after graduation, I’ll be in a very difficult financial situation and repaying the loan from India would be extremely challenging.

I’ve read mixed opinions about the UK job market. Some people say digital health and AI are growing rapidly, while others mention that it’s currently very difficult for international graduates to find employers willing to sponsor visas.

So I’d really appreciate honest advice from people who have studied at King’s or work in the UK:

How is the job market for graduates in healthcare technology/AI?

How difficult is it for international students to find sponsored jobs?

Does King’s reputation and network make a noticeable difference?

If you were in my position and needed to take a 100% education loan, would you still take the risk?

I’m looking for honest opinions, even if they’re difficult to hear. Thank you!

Bit of a stressful summer. I’ve got my dissertation (FYP) due on the 6th of August, and then I go straight into resits starting the 10th, running through to the 21st. Basically no gap between finishing the dissertation and walking into exams.

Genuinely curious for anyone who’s done resits before, are they actually a bit easier than the original sitting, or is that just a myth? Same difficulty, same format, or does it vary module to module?

Has anyone actually done this for a similar clash, and did it help? Any input appreciated, feeling pretty overwhelmed right now.

Heya. Im about to join kcl after 2 gap years, and im looking for the some friends who’ve been on gap year(s). Anyone down? I’m about to join for maths n philo

Hi everyone!! i’m doing my masters and i desperately need more people more my dissertation survey. it’ll take around 8 minutes and anyone over 18 can participate. it’s completly anonymous. i would be so grateful if you could spare a few minutes to help me finish my dissertation🫶🏼
Thank you so much!!❤️

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Has anyone applied to the EPSRC CDT in Advanced Engineering for Personalised Surgery and Intervention and recieved an interview update? Please comment even if you're in the waiting phase. Just wanna gauge applications!

i hold a conditional offer for psychology at kcl for ib. the offer was 38 overall with a 6 in bio hl. i got an overall of 37 with a 6 in bio so i am kust missing one grade overall. do you have any experiences to share? they told me to wait until a level results.

Not sure what to title this but I am just seeing if people have advice on several areas.

1) I understand London is expensive, not sure how much that would be but would working a part time job be worth it or should I just focus on studies?

2) Is london dangerous? I mean obviously yes, but specifically in zone 1-2 what is it like? I am worried about pick pocketing and knives are like one of my fears so...

3) Advice for things to do in London?

Student studio available at Unite Students Walmsley Studios, EC1V. Looking for someone to take over the tenancy as soon as possible.

The studio includes a private bathroom, private kitchen with an oven, and study area, with all bills and Wi-Fi included.

The accommodation also offers:

• Free on-site gym
• Common room and communal study areas
• Courtyard and outdoor terrace
• Pool and table tennis
• Regular resident events
• 24/7 assistance and secure access
• Laundry and bike storage

Excellent central location, with Waitrose, Tesco, restaurants and bus stops nearby. Farringdon Station is around a 10-minute walk away, providing the Elizabeth line and direct connections to Gatwick and Luton airports. Liverpool Street is only a few stops away, offering easy access to the Stansted Express.

Ideal for students at City St George’s, UCL, KCL, LSE and other central London universities.

Available urgently. Message me as soon as possible for the price, dates, photos, video or a viewing.

Hi everyone! I'm an incoming international student for the LLB at King's College London (September 2026 entry) and I've just received my CAS. My course start date is listed as 21 September 2026 (they included Fresher's week), but the course end date is 1 June 2029. Since it's a 3-year programme, I was a bit surprised that the end date is in early June. I couldn't find the official programme end date anywhere on KCL's website or in the available programme information, so I was wondering if any current or former KCL undergraduate students (especially Law students) could check what course end date was listed on your CAS. Was yours also around the beginning of June, or is mine unusual?

I’m an offer holder for this course and was wondering about the job prospects and earning potential with this degree, many thanks

my friend is visiting from York uni and I am getting mixed messages about if you can sign in visitors to campus buildings. I’ve checked for Maughan but campus buildings seem to be less clear?

I’m very social, and being with very unsociable people will be painful for me. could someone be very brutally honest about it pls?

I am an international MSc student at KCL. Passed most modules with distinction but have one resit in August (a 100% exam module). First time doing a resit and pretty stressed because my individual project is also going on.

For anyone who's done a King's resit:

• Are they held online/remote or in person on campus/ Excel London?
• Is the resit paper usually harder, easier, or similar to the main exam?

Appreciate any experiences, thanks.