The student support is outstanding - all emails are answered quickly and politely. There are lots of invitations to social and academic events, and campaigns for inclusivity and mental health. I feel very comfortable at the university and have never felt excluded in any way. Staff are human and friendly.

My course is self-paced and doesn't involve classes, which is ideal for me as I can study alongside work. Most of my studying can be done online, even supervisor meetings, so that I am geographically independent. I never feel left out because I receive the event invitations and can attend if I have time. I can even attend some of the virtual events from abroad.

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Overall uni is definitely great! In terms of courses and lecturers, there could be some improvements in the general organisation. I am currently living in International Halls, it's pretty decent, but the food on offer is awful and that's why we come to the local free food stalls for lunch. I absolutely love living in the city! It is expensive, but definitely worth the experience. The general uni facilities are pretty decent, but the clubs and societies are great and so is the students union. I am part of the Rowing and DJ society. They throw incredible socials, and have great access to all the equipment we need. They are also really well funded by the uni. Kings has got a very reputable name, and I am hoping that this will help me with my job prospects in the future. Overall I would advise other students not to let the cost of uni put you off applying for a London Uni, there's plenty of time to worry after! In regards to getting a place, be proactive and get involved in a lot of extra curricular activities that you can mention in your personal statement.