Hogwarts Expullsion + Rejecting A Hogwarts Acceptance Letter Explained 

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Don't forget Malfoy talking about his father wanting him to go to Durmstrang, but his mother didn't want him so far from home. I wouldn't be surprised if there were others who felt the same and might want to send their children to another school. You also never addressed the issue of a magical parent who may have been exceptional and would rather teach their children at home and who started earlier than 11 considering that the Ministry could not discern who is doing magic in a Wizard home. They would not want their child going to Hogwarts with the abilities of a 3rd or 4th year. The staff would become aware of the situation pretty quickly, not to mention the child would be bored, already knowing how to perform the magic. Remember Sirius saying that Snape in first year already knew more curses than many 7th years.

How isn't there somebody that was prevented to go to wizarding school but was able to teach her/himself and achieve great levels in wandless magic?

I thought it was so important for wizards to go to school in the first place because if they weren't trained or tried to ignore their magic it could release dangerously at emotionally stressful times. That said isn't it pretty dangerous to tell somebody "Forget you were ever a wizard because you're expelled." Also from the books and movies the "Trace" can't be left on after 17 otherwise they would of left it on Harry to track him.

What would happen if a muggle born magical child whos parents denied attendance showed magical usage as an adult/ is there a school for educating adult wizards/witches equivalent to a Hogwarts education?

Maybe our parents rejected our letter and we will never know, because they erased our memory about it.... Let that sink in for a moment. Now goodnight sleeping ;)

Draco did say that his father originally wanted him to go to Durmstrang because it was a school that had dark magic involved as well as an ex Death Eater as headmaster, but his mother was concerned for his safety so he was sent to Hogwarts

Is there any magical hope for a squib? Harry once found some of Argus Filch's mail, and one was magic lessons for squibs, so I'm curious if extreme dedication could allow a squib to access a basic level of magic. Filch does seem to be able to appear within seconds of his cat spotting someone, and he also seems to be able to talk to the cat

It's kind of bullshit that if you get expelled your wand gets snapped, like dude that's personal property

What if Hogwarts or the Ministry of Magic come across a muggleborn witch/wizard who not only rejected the acceptance, but also said that they were already learning magic from a school they never heard of? What if the muggleborn's parents showed that they also could do magic, even though they were never in their records?

If muggles refused because of fear it could be very dangerous if the child grows stronger. They could become obscuri! And die. If not it’s even more dangerous. After the parents have had their memories modified, the child should be under wizard foster parents. It’s really hard having to that so late in childhood

I've always wanted to know what happened if you rejected your letter so I'm really happy this video was made!

What happens if your parents say no. Then when you grow up you want to learn of your own choice?? Is there an adult magical night school of sorts??

Kind of curious, what about students that flat out reject their Hogwarts acceptance letter due to bullying or mistreatment?

I always wondered why when they found out that Hagrid didn’t open the Chamber Of Secrets he didn’t get a new wand.

What if the muggle parents reject their child going to Hogwarts, and the representative alters the parents memories so that they think their magical child won a scholarship to a fancy boarding school?

Something I've always wondered. I have a learning disability. Reading is very difficult for me, and I rely heavily on spell check for writing. Would a child like me just be rejected as a student? Or would they make accomodations? And what if they had other disabilities like vision, hearing, or couldn't walk. The school isn't exactly handicap accessible.

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It's a bit stupid that a kid could trip, shatter their glasses, use Reparo, and get expelled. Especially if they're from a Wizarding home

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You're not immediately expelled for underage magic. You're given a warnung first. At least, harry did in the chamber of secrets book

Hi Dean. great video.. What about one.. what would happen if Voldermont was raised by his father and grandparents after his mother died.

I’ve been wondering this for a while. Thanks!

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Although I'm an overall fan, I still feel Harry should have got at least suspended or maybe even expelled for his use of 'secumsempra' spell on Draco.

Could you do a video on everything that’s possibly in the restricted section of the library at Hogwarts?

These videos are amazing

Personally I think there was a religious family in the Harry Potter Universe they will probably reject their Hogwarts acceptance letter due to the belief

I imagine Ilvermorny has a harder time getting muggle born kids in certain areas to school than Hogwarts does...

Thanks for sharing!

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Thank you for your time and opinion. If I were a muggleborn parent, I would want to know about HWSoW&W and other schools before accepting the first, it would be as important as chosing an expensive university, yacht, vehicle, or house.

This was an informative video as I learned some new things that I didn’t know before.

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I can see why Hermione said that expulsion is is worse than death.

Really digging the new intro and logo!

Can you make sequels to some of your what if’s?

I remember in the Philosphers Stone, Hagrid said to Uncle Vernon (in reference to Harry going to Hogwarts) “If he wants to go a great muggle like you won’t stop him.” Which make me think that the child has a large influence or may even be the one to make the final ruling

Nice topic, thanks

Couldn’t a letter be rejected because they are sending their child to a different school?

Thank You Folklore Finally You've have made about explaining Expelled and Rejection. I've seen the Video it was Awesome 😁 From Future B.R

just wondering ... if non-magical parents turned down the acceptance letter for their child and the child later found out about their abilities (can't imagine how this would not happen in some way, at some point) then what options would be open to that person to make the choice for themselves when they reach the age of consent... There must be some option beyond an 18-y-o being put in a class with 11-y-o students.

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But in the chamber of secrets Harry used a "levitation charm" or at least the ministry thought he did and he was let off with a warning.

Do you think an expelled student can go to another school, say if a student is expelled for practicing dark arts, can he/she be admitted to Durmstrang or any other magical school

The Wizarding World can certainly be wondrous, but it also fosters vile beliefs and attitudes of all kinds of supremacy. The Muggle world shuns that ideology for the most part. I can see staying out of it in some respects.

Then there is the Durlsie, where they clearly rejected the letter but it keep being sent to Harry until they sent Hagrid to personally give it to Harry.

Thank you for the vid! Was curious if someone reject a Hogwarts accepting letter!

We could see what happens when a muggleborn wizard's family rejects their Ilvermony letter and the same thing could happen in Great Britain. They could have their magic bound up and their memories of the wizarding world as well as any accidental magic they did erased. Jacob could be such a wizard. Queenie knew this secret about Jacob and Dumbledore found out about it. Queenie probably started to unbind his magic but was unable to complete the unbinding.

Could you maybe do a video on the magical trace and if it is possible to remove it before the age of 17? Loved this video btw, very informative

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Gr8 video as usual 👌....I have a question. Was Greyback a wizard turned werewolf or was he a muggle turned werewolf( I'm thinking he was a wizard) ? If wizard, did he go to and/or finish his schooling at Hogwarts ?

This is a pretty interesting topic

What about Newt Scamander? He got expelled because he took the blame for setting a Jarvary loose. He didn't do anything, but got expelled.

I have never been this early before! Oh happy day!

But do you have to go to hogwarts (or other school) to be allowed to have a wand. Is "homeschooling" illegal in the Wizarding community?

Love the videos, but there’s just one issue... The sound is fine in the intro and the outro parts, but in the actual subject of the video your voice is not much more than a whisper (so you basically have to listen with earphones at max volume only to literally shit yourself when an advertisement blasts your brain out like an exceptionally powerful explosion by Seamus Finnigan) It would be awesome if the volume of your voice was just a tad bit louder so it matches the rest of the video

It’s better to say crabbe got expelled in the movies but died in the book

I would think, considering the history of the tension between muggles and witches, the muggle parents would not have a say if their child would go to Hogwarts or not. Now, don’t get me wrong, they are the parents of the child and they should have a say in the decisions of their child. However, in this case, there has to be an exception. The child, if not magically trained, is not only a danger to other muggles, but to the entire Wizarding World as well. As their untrained magic could potentially expose the magical world. Also, muggles, since they are not magically-gifted, and therefore do not have the education to teach their magically-gifted child, they cannot be trusted with homeschooling their child. My suggestion in dealing with this is going to be a little harsh, but hear me out. If the muggle parents absolutely refuse to let their child train their magical powers so that they could be in more control of them, the child should be taken out of the house and the Ministry should have their parents’ memories erased of their child’s existence. And the child should be allowed to live in some sort of Hogwarts house for orphan witches and wizards. I know it’s pretty harsh, but it benefits everybody in the long-run. The muggles they could interact with are safe, the parents don’t have to deal with the burden they feel of having a gifted child, and the Wizarding World is safe from exposure. Now, once the child turns 17, and graduated from Hogwarts, they could, if they wish, reunite with their parents and the Ministry could give their memories of the child’s existence back, but keep out the memories of the child having magical abilities.

I would like to know if Hagrid ever went into the girl's bathroom and made amends with Myrtle's ghost... Hmmm

Considering Hogwarts safety records i completely understand parents who don't want to send their child there.....

The lip-sync of the howler though is just Mwha!

All muggle parents should agree for not learning to control there powers could endanger there lives

Suggestion: How about an explanation to the death eater ranks surely they all have different ranks like voldy's inner circle seems to be the highest or something if you already did this it's fine but it would be interesting to know if the death eaters have more ranks or just dont

On your next video can you do or figure out who sent aunt petunia that howler saying remember my last I think it was snape

One thing to keep in mind is that Expulsion is subjective to a degree. Harry and Ron could have been expelled for stealing the flying car. And the next question would be if Molly would've been allowed to home school Ron?

Could you do a video about how magical parents choose a magical school for their child (ren) to begin with? Is it on the birth certificate when they are born?

What about a muggleborn child whose parents wouldn’t permit them to learn magic, at home or at a school? wouldn’t that just be a cause for an obscuros to develop? I believe this is what happened in Magical beasts (#1) the muggle KNEW about magic and was warning everyone of the danger of it...

For muggle horns I think a agent takes the kid and has to modify there parents memory if the parents refuse

I've often wondered what would have happened if dudley would have been magical. It's not beyond the realm of possibility since petunias sister was a witch. Would they have rejected it or tried to put him in competition with Harry or would they have eventually changed towards Harry

You know you could have added the congratulations letter in this video to but this one is cool too

Video idea: What if Snape heard the full prophecy and told Voldemort? (I know I have commented this on one of his other vids, but I really wanna see this)

How d o you sign up for other wizard inn schools I need answers

4:59 That’s EXACTLY why Harry had to cast the Patronus Charm in Order of the Phoenix.

Could you do a video on. If Tom riddle had a rival just as good as him, while growing up.

But I thought the trace automatically breaks at 17 ? Didn't Ron explain that in the deathly hallows

Always assumed that you just worked there either way like squibs or hagrid…like the very definition of “those who can’t do, teach”

I’ve also often wondered like with the case of Hagrid. What if a student is wrongly expelled? Is there any, any chance for them to still receive a magical education if it is found out that they were wrongly expelled? Obviously this didn’t happen with Hagrid but, is there any chance for them?

5:30 oh yeah the headmistress of Illvermorny forgot her name

What about Parents who are willing to sent their child to a different school of magic (such as Ilvermony, Bauxbaton, or Durmstrang). I remember in the books that Malfoy's mother was considering that so it is possible that it can happen.

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Sooo if later on as an adult the child wants to learn magic can they get something like a wizards GED

What about obscuri? If a muggleborn child receive no schooling, and by that no control over own magic, it can likely turn into obscuri 🌑. Any idea how Ministry is preventing that

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is there any information that a wizard may have more than one wand ? can you make explained video for that ?

Is this fact or speculation? Because I know some (if not all) is based on fact but some things (like the trace being on a muggle born for life) seems like something never been touched on

Video idea - which metalsmith/blacksmith actually made slytherin`s locket.

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Are there any Witchcraft and Wizardry schools in the British isles other than Hogwarts? Are they any Universities of Witchcraft and Wizardry after they finish school? 🤔

What if someone was so terrible with magic that they kept accidentally causing harm to others whenever they try and cast a spell? How long would they be allowed to stay at Hogwarts if then were so bad at it?

Hogwarts is in UK not in Australia. I’m only interested in Australian School Of Witchcraft & Wizardry. When will they add ASOWW?

1st view... 1st comment... But liked the vedio as usual ❤️

We know from the books that Hagrid isn't supposed to do magic, but he occasionally does and never seems to get in trouble for it. He uses an umbrella in place of a wand in the first book to give Dudley a pig's tail and never seems to get in any trouble. Does the ministry just ignore what wizards 17+ do regardless of their explusion record?

Marvolo didn't allow his kids to go to Hogwarts. There have been quite a few wizards who refused to allow their child/children to go to Hogwarts. It was said in book 5 or 6 I can't remember right now.

So what if the child's parent wants to teach the kid at home while they're on break? Sorry, you're not allowed to teach your kid anything while they're on school holiday or they'll be expelled for underage magic? That wouldn't sit well with me.

If only most people who were expelled weren’t cast out of society as well unless they did something horrible like murder.

Didn't isolt family say no when she got her letter??

What happens if someone never receives a letter, because they weren't accepted in the first place? Will they go on with life and learn magic by themselves? That's what I want to know

The magic family could reject one school they wanted to have them attend a different magic school as well