King's College London Freshers 2012
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012Could u give me any advice about the accomodation at king's?? which one would be better considering that I would prefer a place where is quite easy to get to know people and it does not cost too much compared with other places offered by the university of london...thanks -
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012I did visit Connaught Hall the day before yesterday, and it was awesome : a lot of common rooms, a very nice bar and a lovely courtyard. In fact, I expected something good and it was genuinely amazing. College Hall is more posh (and expensive) but it's also more like a hotel, and less social from what I've seen. Both are at a very short walking distance of each other though.(Original post by hopegyable)
does anyone know how intercollegiate halls are??
Plus, the man who runs those two is the nicest : everybody seemed to like him very much, and he made himself available instantly to show my father and I around at the very moment we arrived, without having scheduled anything...
Connaught is definitely my first choice.
Hope that helps.
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012bugs issues?!(Original post by AceS4)
Have any of you seen or heard that KCL halls or the intercollegiate halls have bugs issues?
I haven't heard anything about that... -
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012did any of you found any pics of the rooms in the halls? I can only find one or two... I want to see more...I can't decide. I was thinking about living in the private sector but I am not sure it's worth it... I would prefer to live in KCL accom.
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012yeah it helps..thanks...which course have u had an offer for??(Original post by Stéphane)
I did visit Connaught Hall the day before yesterday, and it was awesome : a lot of common rooms, a very nice bar and a lovely courtyard. In fact, I expected something good and it was genuinely amazing. College Hall is more posh (and expensive) but it's also more like a hotel, and less social from what I've seen. Both are at a very short walking distance of each other though.
Plus, the man who runs those two is the nicest : everybody seemed to like him very much, and he made himself available instantly to show my father and I around at the very moment we arrived, without having scheduled anything...
Connaught is definitely my first choice.
Hope that helps.
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012yes(Original post by janedoe12345)
KCL is my firm for international politics. Anyone going to the open day on the 11th of April?
I've made it my firm too, can't wait
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012I got an unconditional for philosophy.(Original post by hopegyable)
yeah it helps..thanks...which course have u had an offer for?? Yourself?
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012I firmed King's College for Biomedical.
UCAS stated that the entry date is on 1st of September..
I'm an international student. So does this mean that I have to be there by 1 September?
But the registration date stated in the Kings website is 17Sept.. -
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Re: King's College London Freshers 2012You can look at the virtual tour page at the website.(Original post by TheLittleOne16)
I think I'm firming for Law
Anyone know if you're allowed to decorate your rooms or anything? Or even what the rooms look like? For any hall? I can't find pictures anywhere D:
is it your firm choice?
