Education: talented students, diligent lecturers, abundant resources, brilliant facilities (sometimes old-fashioned);
Dining: multi-cultural cuisine, nice & clean, all time busy;
Ranking: never let you down
Vibing: central London and you got what you paid
Transportation: tube & bus & you can rely on your feet to get to Covent Garden
Summary: first-class higher education with professionalism

I was staying at the Kings Great Dover Street Apartments near the Waterloo campus. It was in Southwark on SE1. It was a large complex divided into about 12 blocks, with several apartments in each block. The location was good, close to the main bus stops that take you to all other parts of London. Close to many theaters and museums. Within 45 minutes by bus to campus.

I am a first-year student at Kings College London studying Social Sciences. While getting into this fairly new course at KCL that began just 3 years ago, I was unsure about what experiences I would have. The Social Sciences course offered a multitude of real-life applications to daily lectures, broadening my spectrum not only as a student but as a well-informed individual of society. Furthermore, in this course, we have optional modules such as the work placement module that offer students an experience to do some groundwork correlating to the things we study.

With all of the fantastic aspects of this course, there are still a few improvements I could foresee. This includes the assignment we are made to do. Our assignments are focused on a ton of readings and writing essays. While that may prove to be extremely helpful, as a student, I would have liked more group assignments and other forms of writing.

All in all, the course does provide helpful resources for further education or career options such as the obvious, becoming a social scientist, and a foundation for careers such as journalism, law, and more. I would highly recommend studying this course.

I feel like the university offers amazing facilities in an even better location, however, the admin aspect of the university does appear to be lacking. KEATS has crashed a few times and is quite confusing. Socially the uni provides a lot of events, especially during welcome week. My course so far has been very interesting and the uni provides a lot of lectures and seminars.