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Its research output and impact have seen UCL move up to eighth place this year in the Quacquarelli Symonds world university rankings, ahead of Yale and Princeton despite having investments and reserves only a fraction of those enjoyed by the Ivy League members.
Kings is not extremely picky with grades so as long you're comfortably above the predicted ur good. If the course is competitive, like law ,then you may have a slimmer chance, simply because of how many people will apply. Nonetheless good luck, you will do amazing with or without this offer!!
Let's delve into the admissions process and discover how you can maximise your chances of success with expert guidance. King's College London is highly competitive for UK students. The overall acceptance rate for UK applicants hovers around 13%. However, this can vary significantly depending on the course and faculty.
Wherever possible, we aim to provide a final decision within 8-12 weeks of application receipt. However, for our most competitive programmes this may take longer as we will be making assessments across all applications received.
Yes, University College London (UCL) is a hard university to get into. As a rule of thumb, degrees at UCL are very competitive. So you'll need top marks (think three As or As) to stand out. Admission is a challenge, but with the right mindset, good grades and a strong personal statement it's totally doable.
Is UCL or King's harder to get into? Both UCL and KCL have rigorous admission standards reflecting their esteemed reputations and high demand for places. UCL typically receives more applications due to its global standing and extensive course offerings, resulting in a slightly more competitive admissions process.
With respect to Economics - this is one of KCL's newer programmes so it may be that it needs time to establish itself in this space. Alternatively it may not have captured sufficient data for the domestic rankings which is distorting the scores.
You might hear from us sooner about your application, especially if we have any questions for you, or if we would like to invite you to interview. Wherever possible, we aim to provide a final decision within 8-12 weeks of application receipt.
We can only consider late applications if there are still places on the programme and after we have considered all on-time applications. Late applications will not be considered until all on-time applications for the relevant programme have been processed.
As reported in the latest UCAS admissions data, UCL has an offer rate of 29.5%. They also have an applications/accepted ratio of 10.08 (meaning that for every 10 applications, they'll accept one student). KCL has a higher offer rate of 39.3% and an applications/accepted ratio of 9.6.
