Really enjoying my course. The professors are very interactive and the work challenges you but in a good way. There's lots of support in writing dissertations too. Lots of different programmes, conferences, extra lectures and seminars available to you. And they organise for speakers to come in and give talks which is great.Facilities are good. They make your life easier. The offices are always there to support you if you have any problems. I requested some information on applying for jobs and they replied to me within the hour and gave me really useful links.The Student Union is good and they send lots of emails notifying you of upcoming events they're doing. Advise to those thinking of coming to King's: apply!

Best - The student support and facilities are great especially in the Medicine course. We have connections with older years, staff and resources that many other schools don’t such as real cadavers for dissection. Worst - Maybe our exam period as there were disruptions and internet issues causing many of us to not do the best that we could. the system and software are quite old fashioned.

Best - is very interesting despite being a lot of work. i know what i want to go into and everywhere needs doctors so the safety of job security is there. Worst - A lot of content that’s hard to keep up with. slay large range of teaching styles that are difficult to keep up with.

Best - a 20 minute walk from campus, near shoreditch and liverpool street station. I have an affordable accommodation scheme so is a great price for central london. WORST - limitations on time usage for facilities eg gym, cinema rooms etc. And often technical issues as it’s a new building. eg lifts and internet and water not working. also not enough washing machines for the amount of residents. and not many good/affordable grocery shops in the area