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  Item Reference: KCLCAL-1957-1958-41

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42 GENERAL INFORMATION RELATING TO KING'S COLLEGE AS WHOLE The building adjoins Somerset House and includes property in the Strand Surrey Street and Temple Approach It is easily reached by any of the numerous bus services passing it along the Strand or along the Victoria Embankment and from Temple station or from Aldwych station of the Underground Railways The building includes the Chapel the Great Hall the large Lecture Theatre lecture rooms for all College classes museums libraries laboratories for practical work in all subjects anatomical rooms and workshops King's College by the King's College London Transfer Act 1908 is incorporated in the University of London in all Faculties except Theology The Theological Department is School of the University in the Faculty of Theology The College is under the general supervision of the Principal each Faculty being under the special superintendence of one of the Professors annually appointed as its Dean The Theological Department is under the supervision of the Dean of King's College Students of the College are either Regular or Occasional Regular Students are those admitted to the regular and full courses of study prescribed in their respective Faculties Occasional Students are those who while not attending complete course are desirous of studying any particular subject or subjects They are required to submit themselves to the same discipline as regular students whilst in the precincts of the College At present Occasional Students are admitted only in very exceptional circumstances The attention of all intending applicants is directed to the following paragraphs dealing with entry to the University and the College Regular Students are not as rule admitted to the College unless they have registered exemption from the Matriculation examination of the University of London or are otherwise eligible to matriculate The Matriculation examination is no longer held Intending applicants for admission to the College are advised to consult the Regulations relating to Matriculation issued by the University Copies should be available in schools but if not copy may be obtained from the Secretary to the University Entrance Requirements Department University of London Senate House student may not matriculate unless and until he registers as an Internal or as an External Student of the University of London holder of School Certificate or General Certificate of Education who wishes to enter on degree course at the College should apply to the Secretary to the above Department for Form which must be completed and returned to him If the applicant's qualifications are satisfactory he will receive statement informing him that he will be matriculated on registration as an Internal or External student If he is offered place at King's College and is already qualified to matriculate he must send this statement to the College at the same time as his CoDege
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