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H E L.P dot com. Why are there so few students at Hogwarts? Hey brother

let's do some quick math here we know in Harry's year there are 10

griffondors, five boys and five girls. And if that holds true for the

other three houses, it means his entire graduating class is about 40 people big, and that the student population

of the entire castle is just 280?

And this makes the wizarding population seem really small when you consider that Hogwarts is like the only school serving the

greater British area, which means in the entire country just 40 new people are entering the workforce.

Just 40 people who are buying houses, settling down and contributing to the local economy.

40 potential people to join the professional Quiddage teams.

Actually I think it would be even way less than that.

It would just be the number of seventh years who also played Quidditch at Hogwarts,

so maybe like five?

Wait, Oliver would, man who cared more about Quidditch

than anyone in the history of the sport only makes,

let me see here, the Puddle Meer United Practice Squad. Is it possible that Oliver Wood is actually a terrible keeper? I mean, we know for a fact that the chuddly cannons are terrible and he's still only good enough for the

Puddle Meer practice team?

I think this is a good opportunity for more math because if there are 40 new Wizards per year,

an average life expectancy is let's say 80.

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