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Undergraduate applications for pre-registration nursing programmes are processed by the University and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).Please apply via UCAS for the following programmes:
- BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies
- Accelerated Diploma of Higher Education in Nursing (Dip HE)
- Diploma of Higher Education in Nursing (DipHE)
University and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS)
PO Box 28
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL52 3SA
Web: www.ucas.com/students/apply
Tel: 08701 122 206
Selection Days
All shortlisted nursing applicants are invited to attend a Selection Day, normally held from September, before offers are made.
Selection Days provide the opportunity for applicants to meet School staff and students and ensure they have a sound understanding of the demands of the programme.
Selection Days include presentations and course details by staff; tests in literacy and numeracy (see below); discussion groups; and individual interviews by academic and / or clinical staff.
15 Minute Timed Numeracy Test
Please see link to sample test below.
Literacy Test
Diploma candidates
Please see link to sample test below.
BSc candidates
You will be asked to write a 15 minute essay on some aspect of healthcare. We are looking for good spelling and grammar, good writing legibility and the ability to demonstrate clearly an insight into the profession you are applying for.
Selection Days provide the opportunity for applicants to meet School staff and students and ensure they have a sound understanding of the demands of the programme.
Selection Days include presentations and course details by staff; tests in literacy and numeracy (see below); discussion groups; and individual interviews by academic and / or clinical staff.
15 Minute Timed Numeracy Test
Please see link to sample test below.
Literacy Test
Diploma candidates
Please see link to sample test below.
BSc candidates
You will be asked to write a 15 minute essay on some aspect of healthcare. We are looking for good spelling and grammar, good writing legibility and the ability to demonstrate clearly an insight into the profession you are applying for.
Special Notes
Nurses are involved in caring for vulnerable members of society and all students must have enhanced Criminal Records Bureau disclosures. Prior to commencing any nursing programme, students must also have occupational health clearance.
All full-time undergraduates who are entering the College for the first time on a course of two or more years are guaranteed the offer of one year in either a College or an Intercollegiate residence in central London. Visit College Accommodation Services for further information on student accommodation.
King’s College London is keen to encourage applicants with disabilities. If you would like to apply to the School and you have a disability, contact the College Disability Support Team
All full-time undergraduates who are entering the College for the first time on a course of two or more years are guaranteed the offer of one year in either a College or an Intercollegiate residence in central London. Visit College Accommodation Services for further information on student accommodation.
King’s College London is keen to encourage applicants with disabilities. If you would like to apply to the School and you have a disability, contact the College Disability Support Team
Further Information
For further information about the application process and Selection Days please contact the Admissions Team on 020 7848 3024/3705/3233 or email admission-preregenq@kcl.ac.uk
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