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King's College London (KCL) ~ Accommodation for 2019 Entry

This thread will be used for all queries and discussion on KCL accommodation, be it specific residences or just concerns regarding living out/adjusting in general.

I can answer any questions regarding it, as I lived out for a year at Great Dover Street Apartments during 2013-14

Information in general regarding accommodation can be found here: http://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/accommodation/index.aspx

Fees for 2018/19 are located here: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/accommodation/residences/Residence-Fees.aspx and serve as a rough guide as to how much you'll be paying come 2019/20.

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Reply 1

Hassan113

Let's say price at 51 weeks is £270, does that mean you pay £270 weekly or £270 every 51 weeks?

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Reply 2

Eery Silence

Does anyone have any tea of Stamford Street?

Reply 3

Eery Silence

Original post by Urbex

Let's say price at 51 weeks is £270, does that mean you pay £270 weekly or £270 every 51 weeks?

Weekly but pretty sure most people pay en mass for the term.

Reply 4

aallisonn

I've applied for graduate entry medicine. I was wondering where would be the best places to consider (ideally, private)?
I'm supporting myself so nothing too expensive (I know ironic since it's London).

Reply 5

xmzzn123

just applied for Moonraker as Jan 2019 entry.. we'll see

Reply 6

username3599600

Is there a big difference between intercollegiate halls and college halls?

Reply 7

KiaraJ

Original post by zyn9

Is there a big difference between intercollegiate halls and college halls?

intercollegiate is basically for all UoL students, great way to mix with other people who are at other unis of london whereas the KCL halls are all KCL students. Also some of the intercollegiate halls are catered, whereas none of the KCL ones are.

Reply 8

c0dinggraduate

Do you get to choose your accomodation or do they pick for you?

Reply 9

arianeclementine

Original post by jas3llia

Do you get to choose your accomodation or do they pick for you?

You choose if you want KCL halls or intercollegiate halls!

Reply 10

Morgsbutler

Any idea on what are the best halls/accommodation for social and partying?

Reply 11

stella2000

Does anyone know when we can apply?

Reply 12

Hak1234

When applying for KCL accommodation, how many options do you have to choose?

Reply 13

username4233074

How do we find out student ID to apply for accommodation at King's if we have an offer or is it sent later?

Reply 14

megsamelia

its £270 per week so it would be £12,770 for 51 weeks

Reply 15

juju1199

Does anyone know the best accommodation for Nursing Students? I liked stamford street but apparently we have to have a 48 week contract. All the 51 week ones are too expensive and I think the only one i can affrd at 48 weeks is Wolfson House. Anyone got any advice or anyone else doing Adult Nursing?? :smile: