I studied at King's College London for five years. When I was a master's student, my dissertation was wrongly accused of academic misconduct for no reason. I have no fault whatsoever. But the score for the dissertation was inexplicably downgraded. The master's experience was really bad and disgusting. Endless strikes, unfair grading, indifferent staff. As a result of attending this university, I suffered a lot psychologically. KCL was not like this 5 years ago. Not recommended now. It hurts to see my alma mater deteriorate. But it must be scored low. I would give it the lowest rating on the graduate questionnaire survey. Just like you can't do justice to my dissertation.

Although happy to be enrolled. I am not capable enough, but this is the rule! We cannot set this precedent for any student! So I will have to study the subjects that I am not able to learn at all, an endless and hopeless cycle. Also, for some lecturer, 3=5or6, 2 missing(unexplained)should be reported, but it seems he does not know that.

Bro I applied to this uni and other higher ranked universities. I got offers and responses from them and kings didn’t. They literally ghosted my application didn’t even give me an offer or a rejection. Insane!!! I contacted them multiple times and emailed them and they still haven’t responded. Literally just took my application fee and ran with it. At least have the decency to send an email rejecting the offer. Wasn’t gonna go anyway got an offer from a better uni but this is messed up.

Avoid and save your money. Terrible college when it comes to communication. There's no one to talk to. No phone replies. No one emails back. It's like dealing with a dead wall. Imagine joining a university that has zero communication for student queries. Woukd you give money to such a university? Join a university that cares, responds to queries, and has open communication. Won't recommend.

KCL really needs to sort out their replies to emails/phone calls. For the past few months, I've been emailing the admissions or calling to just understand the requirements of a course, and I've not been given a reply. It's really frustrating and puts me off from replying as it makes me wonder if their communication is poor with actual students who attend the university.