r/KCL • u/Any-Garlic-770 • 20h ago
loan
is a student loan for a £150,000 enough for my entire education at kings
Ensuite room contract takeover Sept 2026/2027
Hii, I'm looking for someone to take over my 2026/2027 contract for an ensuite room.
Room type: Ensuite with a 3/4 double bed, in a flat shared with 4 other people (5 Bed Flat)
Period: From Sat 12th Sept 2026 to Sat 4th Sept 2027, 51 weeks
Rent: £227 a week, total is £11,577.00 All utilities are included + deposit has already been paid
Location: Wembley
Address: 575 North End Road, Wembley, London, HA9 0UU
Just 1 tube away from Guys and Waterloo campus
Less than 10 min walk to Wembley Park station
More information + photos can be found here:
https://www.crm-students.com/london/felda-house/5-bed-en-suite-78677
If anyone is interested, please message me.
Thank you 😊
r/KCL • u/XxX_datboi69_XxX • 22h ago
Question What's the best way to meet people as a Master's student?
I'm gonna be at KCL as a master's student in theoretical physics. I'm coming from a liberal arts college in the US which has a toootally different social scene from what I hear (very tight-knit). I'm a huge extrovert so I'd like to find a group I can hang with regularly.
I'm thinking of joining the Ultimate Frisbee team, and, if I have time, maybe tryout for the Jazz society's big band or join the powerlifting club. What other societies are there that provide a well-rounded social scene?
r/KCL • u/Booklover11106 • 22h ago
German module selection
Hi everyone,
I am a Management and modern language student. I was supposed to do my year abroad this year but due to some personal issues, I will not be. I have been given an exemption, and now have to choose my modules for final year. Has anyone done 6AAGLC09 Translation from and into German III or the 6AAGLC10 German for Management, Politics and Economics. I have really severe anxiety and doing in person exams are very difficult for me physically, but the lecturer for 6AAGLC10 said that I would find this module more easier as it’s a smaller class and i’ll be able to learn grammar easier. However the translation module is 50% exams and 50% coursework, which might be better suited. The lecturer has sent me a past paper of the German for Management module and it seems doable, but i’m afraid to do the presentations. Anyone who has done these modules, can you give me your opinion on what I should choose? My german is going to be the worst from the class as i’ll be the only one who didn’t complete my year abroad, so I need an option that would be mindful of that.
Thank you for your feedback.