Study Abroad

The college offers both on and off-campus housing accommodations to the students. There are over seven residence halls on the campus. The Holy Cross is for male students and the Esseff Hall is a women-only residence. The Luksic Hall is a co-ed living residence. Alumni Hall, Flood Hall, and O'Hara Hall offer apartment-style living for three-four people per apartment. Students can choose residence halls based on their style and preferences. A majority of residence halls offer 24-hour computer labs and laundry services.

Other facilities of the residence halls and accommodations include wireless internet, micro fridge rentals, TV, cable, air-conditioning, housekeeping, bed, chair, desk, dresser, closet, etc. Some of the popular housing options are listed below:

• Residence Hall
• Holy Cross
• Esseff Hall
• Luksic Hall
• Flood Hall
• Alumni Hall
• O'Hara Hall
• King's on the Square

Students can work on and off-campus along with their studies. As per the standard guidelines, students can work for 20 hours in a regular session. During vacations and summer holidays, students can work full-time, i.e., 40 hours. The eligibility criteria for working in the USA is as follows:

• Students must have a Social Security number (SIN)
• Have a valid legal work permit
• Enrolled in a full-time programme at the college
• Students may check out the open job positions on the college's website. Students are allowed to work for summer internships or full-time jobs during vacations. If students want to work on-campus in customer service, the job responsibilities include providing customer service to students and faculty, with proficiency in Excel or Word to create and record the data.

King's College offers 60 undergraduate majors and nine graduate programs to its students. Popular courses include degree in Athletic Training and Nursing. The college's programs are designed to prepare and develop professionals for business, industry, government, healthcare, and education who possess the desire, skills, and education to accept management responsibilities and creative leadership positions in regional, national, and international organizations. Some popular King's College programs are listed below:

• Business Administration-Management
• Business Administration-International Business
• Business Administration-Marketing
• Health Care Administration
• Biology
• Chemistry

An Indian student must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited university or its equivalent for postgraduate study, or documentation of secondary school or certificate completion to meet the basic eligibility requirements. To get into King's College, they must submit their applications on time, and follow the King's College application process listed below:
Search for a course: Start by looking over the courses offered to students on the official website to see if they fit your qualifications or other requirements.
Apply: Students from other countries may apply via the "University portal" or the "Common App." However, the university portal is the only way for graduates to apply.
Send in documents: Send in the required paperwork, including academic records, a recommendation letter, results from standardized tests, English language proficiency criteria, and more.

Pay the application fee: International students must pay USD 50 (INR 4.2k) for undergraduate studies and USD 35 (INR 2.9k) for graduate studies. (USD 1 = INR 84.69).
Await response: Within a month, students should receive their offer letter. In three to four weeks, the university normally responds.
Tuition: After receiving the offer letter, the student needs to pay the tuition and apply for a visa.

Due to a large number of applications every year, the college has become more selective than before. However, the acceptance rate is high (93%), the applicants are assessed based on grades, courses undertaken, ranks, standardized test results, personal interviews, references, application questions, extracurricular activities, special talents and skills, geographic location, and ethnicity. Admission officers often evaluate an application based on how competitive the candidate's college/school was as compared to their education system. They look at all the aspects of a student's high school experience, grades, and academic results to measure intelligence, scope, and strength.