The university offers high quality facilities in a good location, with a lot of resource access. However, there are many students who feel studying at king's can be isolating at times

There is a rich collection of philosophy resources as well as faculty members who truly are pioneers of the field.

Naturally King's benefits from all the advantages of being in central London. At the same time it makes being a King's student more expensive as things in central london tend to be priced higher than the rest of the country.

I liked the short distance it was from waterloo and Strand campus. The rooms were of poor and my window was directly facing a wall, with there being no view of outside and barely any sunlight. Showers hardly worked and hot water across the entire flat would stop running nearly every day.

Best - meeting different people of different walks of life; getting to know them and people outside of my course. Worst - Organisation and administration seems to be an issue

Best - taught my qualified professionals at the top of their field, to give their insights and wisdom Worst - Large cohort, so not enough time to get the most out of the tutors

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