King’s Self-Paced Tour
Check out what makes our campus good, brave, and ready.
Schedule a Virtual Personalized Visit
Looking for a more personal visit? Virtual Personalized Visits will open in mid-September. Email admissionsoffice@tkc.edu to be notified when registration opens.
Our Four Commitments
You could say that our approach to education has four strands: Christ, Curriculum, Community, and City. Click any of the buttons below to jump to videos on that topic.
Christ
Faculty and staff are confessing Christians and seek Christ’s preeminence in all things, giving students a model of full-bodied Christian faithfulness.
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Curriculum
Students prepare for influence with a challenging curriculum centered on Politics, Philosophy, and Economics in light of a Judeo-Christian worldview.
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Community
Student organizations, faculty and staff mentors, and membership in the House System embolden and encourage students.
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City
Our location in the heart of New York City positions students, alumni, and faculty to shape culture for good.
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Our Christian faith is the reason we exist as a college. We’re here to help students and faculty influence their corners of society for good–and our understanding of good is inextricably linked to the truths of Christianity and a biblical worldview. Faculty and staff are all confessing Christians and we teach from that framework. If you’re not sure about Christianity but you want to learn from the Christian and classical traditions, we’re delighted to welcome you to our community.
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Public Reading of Scripture
Join us for our digital Public Reading of Scripture on Mondays at 12:15 PM EDT via Zoom.
NYC Churches
There are over 2,000 churches in the City, and new ones are being planted every year. We have listed churches in the areas where most King’s students live.
Liturgy Notes
Every week, a member of the campus community writes a personal reflection on a theme in the week’s lectionary readings. These liturgy notes go out to the community at large.
Curriculum
In ever-changing times, it’s more important than ever to study the things that remain constant. History is full of people who’ve had to think through what makes life meaningful, what allows people to live together in society, and what choices lead to economic flourishing. In addition to courses specific to your major, you’ll study these big questions in a rigorous core curriculum. When you graduate, you’ll truly know how to think and you’ll have a foundation to keep learning the rest of your life.
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Read the Majors Piece
In this helpful guide, read about the philosophy behind our nine majors and see what makes each of them unique.
Read about the PPE Core
No matter your major, every King’s student takes a core curriculum of courses in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics seen through the lens of history and the Christian faith.
Read Stories about Faculty
Besides their work in the classroom, our faculty appear on television and radio, write for nationally-recognized news outlets, publish books, and travel the globe presenting their research.
Community
At King’s, every student is part of the House System: a network of ten student-led communities made up of other first-year students and upperclassmen. Your House can help you find your church, go-to grocery store, and favorite study spots, and if you live on campus, your roommates will be fellow House members. Plus, student organizations help you connect with other students with similar interests, and faculty and staff offer advice and mentorship. You don’t have to go through college alone!
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Student Organizations
Student organizations bring students together to explore, refine, and share extracurricular passions and interests.
Want to Apply?
Find out more information about how to apply if you are a transfer student or international student, or if you want to take dual enrollment classes at King’s!
Our Unique House System
Houses are student-led communities driven by a mission to support, encourage, and develop.
City
Our location in the heart of New York City means you don’t have to wait until after you graduate to build a professional network or try your hand at a possible career interest. You could almost say that the city is another professor. The real world experience you get in New York now–riding the subways, finding your rhythm in this fast-paced city, meeting people from every background–will make the transition after college that much easier. Wherever you go next, you’ll be more prepared to shape culture for good.
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Alumni Outcomes
Being in New York City provides a springboard for the future. 98% of King’s alumni were employed or in graduate school with six months of graduation.
Recent Internships
In our last graduating class, 94% of graduates completed at least one internship as students, and 64% had two or more.
Study Across the Globe
Let culture, art, and history come alive as you study abroad with fellow classmates and professors.
Are you good, brave, ready?
If so, we want you here at King’s. Contact your Admissions Counselor by finding your state on the map or check out scholarships to see how to make a King’s education affordable.