Student's admission ticket for professional training at the University College of Swansea. Gwen James had obtained a BA at the University of Oxford in 1942-44 (the period of study was reduced to two years during wartime) and served in the ATS from January 1945 to January 1946, before returning to university to study for the Diploma in Education. The fees due for the year totaled £45/1s/0d: registration fee of £1, lecture and laboratory fees of £42, and SUC amalgamation fee of £2.

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No. 7629
University College of Swansea.
Student’s Admission Ticket. Session 1946-47
Oct. 3 1946
Admit Miss Gwendoline Mary James to the Classes marked below.
EDWIN DREW, Registrar.

[Table listing subjects offered]
Latin, Greek, English, History, Welsh, Lower Welsh, French, German, Philosophy, Economics, Elementary Hebrew, Education, Teachers’ Training Department, Physical Training, Intermediate Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Geology, Geography, Botany, Zoology, Metallurgy, Engineering, Elementary German.

Entered by hand: Professional Training, M/E

FEES DUE. £ s. d.
Registration Fee 1/1/-
Lecture and Laboratory Fees 42/-/-
Apparatus Fees
Arts (Honours) Deposit
Physics Laboratory Deposit
Chemistry Laboratory Deposit
Geology Laboratory Deposit
Geography Laboratory Deposit
Botany Laboratory Deposit
Zoology Laboratory Deposit
Metallurgy Laboratory Deposit
Engineering Laboratory Deposit
S.U.C. Amalgamation Fee 2/-/-
45/1/0 45/1/-