The entrance fee, often referred to as the application fee or deposit, and tuition at King’s College varies depending on the specific institution, program, and student status (domestic or international). For King’s College London, undergraduate tuition fees for domestic students are £9,535 per year for 2025-26. International students pay between £27,100 and £35,800 per year, with a required deposit of £2,000 to secure their place; for foundation programs, the deposit is £5,500[1][3][7]. For King’s International Foundation Programme, the 2025/26 tuition fee is £26,300, and the extended program is £30,450[3].
For King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania (commonly called “King’s College” in the US), undergraduate tuition for resident students in the 2025-26 academic year is $43,000, with a general college fee of $2,100 and various other fees; there is also a one-time orientation fee for first-year students ($203)[5]. Application fees and deposits may vary by college, such as a $40 application fee at The King’s University[2] or orientation fees and dorm deposits at other King’s-branded schools[6].
Prospective students are advised to consult the website of the specific King’s College to confirm entrance and application fee policies, as these can differ by location and program.
References
- [1] King’s College London: Acceptance Rate, Rankings, Fees & Courses
- [2] Tuition and Fees – TKU – The King’s University
- [3] Scholarships, fees and key dates | King’s College London
- [5] Undergraduate Cost of Attendance – King’s College
- [6] Traditional Undergraduate Costs | King University
- [7] When do tuition fees increase and by how much?
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