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Great societies here but I don't have the time for them right now! The student union didn't help when I wanted to move accommodation but in general they do a good enough job. The job prospects from here are very high.Tips for getting a place- work hard- do lots of relevant things outside your studies that will look good in your application.

I'm part of the hockey and boxing team- it's fantastic. You have to pay for kit and insurance but it makes being part of the university more enjoyable. Don't tell anyone about the eye candy score! And the job prospects are really 50/50 but having King's on your CV really helps.Tips for getting in- you NEED the grades. If you don't get them you don't get in.

The night life is amazing and staying in halls has really added to that. The university provides talks on the best way of getting a job in the final year which has really made me more optimistic.

The accommodation is awful I had to move out. I don't know what the Student Union do but they do send out a lot of emails. The course is very interesting and I'm really enjoying it.

My course is fairly elementary and could be more detailed. The lectures are good though and the tutorials are helpful. Halls are OK but the internet is really bad. They're nice enough apart from that.

Overall it's been a very pleasant and enjoyable experience. I don't live in halls but if you're from outside of London I would advise it as it's very social. Facilties are really good- 2 large libraries with everything you need. Tips for getting a place- READ!

Be open to what's available in terms of societies and clubs. You'll meet lots of people that way. Show interest in your course via your personal statement.

Get involved! Join societies and clubs especially ones that are linked to your course so you can meet everyone on it. When writing your personal statement, be specific about aspects of the course you're interested in.

Course modules and material are really good and relevant. Come here if you want to be in London- though getting from halls to campus isn't easy sometimes. Living costs are also really high. Advice to students wanting to come here- work on your personal statment and show specific interests.

The university is quite disorganised. There needs to be more communication between students and lecturers. Facilities are great though especially the libraries. Tips- write a good personal statement. Also be prepared, they expect you to work really hard here!