Competitive applications

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Short Session Delivered at your school/college or King’s College London

Students interested in applying to competitive courses and universities will get an insight into what makes a course competitive, what universities look for and how they can make themselves stand out among the thousands of applications received annually. Recommended for year 12 students after December. Parents may also be interested.

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Events for School and College Groups (Ages 16-18)

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The experienced Schools and Colleges Liaison team and student ambassadors deliver a range of lively and engaging talks and workshops to students in years 12 and 13, as well as their parents.

Talks normally last 30-45 minutes plus a 15 minute question and answer session, but they can be tailored to your requirements.

Recommended talks for Year 12 students
We offer the following sessions for Year 12 students during the following months:

September-December

Studying in London
Why go to university?

January-July

Choosing the right course
Competitive applications
Personal statements
Studying in London
Why go to university?

Recommended talks for Year 13 students
We offer the following sessions for Year 13 students during the following months:

September-December

Choosing the right course
Competitive applications
Personal statements
Preparing for university
Studying in London

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