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How many students go to Hogwarts?

Okay, so I did a little math on my own here to try to figure it out:
Let's start with the kids in Harry's year. There are 5 Gryffindor boys (Harry, Ron, Nville, Dean, Seamus) and 3 Gryffindor girls (Hermione, Parvati, Lavender). First of all, I don't think there are any madami than this, because Harry probably would've mentioned them. SO. We can say there's about 4(maybe five, meh) kids of each gender, in each year, in each house. So 8 students in a taon times 4 houses equals 32 (give or take a few) students in Harry's years. Multiply this sa pamamagitan ng 7 years, and you get 224. So less than 250 students go to Hogwarts?
I'm sure this tanong has been answered sa pamamagitan ng JK Rowling somewhere before... but yeah. Also, my logic is probably off. I dunno.
ANYWAY.
Enough overthinking for my poor brain. Does anyone wanna help me out?
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LifesGoodx3 said:
Actually, there are five girls in Harry's year. J.K. Rowling refers to them as the " two missing Gryffindors". Before she started writing, she made a listahan of 40 students who would be in Harry's year. She sinabi that she intended madami students per year, but we don't see that. This means we know for a fact that there are at least 40 students per year. 40 x 7 = 280 students. 280 is the number I go by, but there is a possibility that there are a bit more, considering J.K. Rowling intended madami than 40 students per year.
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I read that too. Nice answer, as usual from you.
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bri-marie said:
No one -- not even JK -- knows for sure how many students are in Hogwarts. JK once sinabi that she estimated about a thousand students, but also admitted that her math could be "a little off."

Also, just because Harry doesn't mention them, doesn't mean they don't exist. Between books one and five, we only hear about one boy being one taon a head of Harry in Gryffindor -- Cormac McLaggen. Obviously, there's madami than one Gryffindor boy in that year. Just like how the only fifth taon boy we hear about in book one is Percy, but he's obviously not the only boy in his taon either.

If they don't interact with Harry, we don't hear about it. That doesn't mean they don't exist.
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that was what i think as well.
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Yeah, I just meant the Gryffindors in Harry's year. I figured he would've interacted with all of them, at least. But who knows.
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Flickerflame said:
Why are you assuming that each taon and each house has the same number of students, based on Harry's year? There might have been madami magical children born in one taon compared to another. The houses wouldn't contain the same number of students, because sorting is sa pamamagitan ng personality traits not sa pamamagitan ng just sharing out the students equally. Also, the dorm rooms would probably be magically altered each taon to fit the correct number of students.
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LadyNottingham said:
I know the pelikula are not canon. Yet, considering that there would be about 10 or 12 students in each taon in each house (close to your own computation), that would make about 40 students in each year, all houses combined. That's quite a big class to handle.

While it may be possible in some classes (Charms or Transfiguration, for example), I think it wise they split the class for something like Potions, that is Prof. Snape would have about 20 students each time, which is still quite a good deal to look after in such a class, for a topic that requires a lot of attention from his part.

ibingiay the length of each mesa in the Great Hall (yet, still non canon as this is from the movies), we would have about 70 to 80 students in each house. This times 4 = 280 to 320 students. Let's round it up to 300 students at Hogwarts. That would be consistent with an estimated British wizarding community of about 3,000 witches & wizards (I've read that somewhere, can't remember), that is 10%. (Not counting goblins and house elves.)

Just my 2 knuts.

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For classes Harry usually says something like 'Herbology with the Hufflepuffs' or 'Potions with the Slytherins.' I think we can assume then that the 10 (or roughly ten anyway) boys and girls from each house are paired with those from another house for lessons. That would mean that there are perhaps a little over 20 kids per class.
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Yes, I think so. You know, teaching in a class of +or- 40 kids is not that easy. It could be possible in some subjects. But for others requiring a greater attention from the teacher (because the subject could be hazardous), like Potions or Herbology, they had to split the class into 2. 20 kids then seem to be a madami appropriate group to teach to.
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I thought that they usually have classes just with their own House, but sometimes share some subjects with another (and those seem to be double lessons for length, too). That's how I interpreted it.
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Brad_Sinclair said:
Well the first problem with everyone's math is they start sa pamamagitan ng calculating the people in each taon based on the amount of people in Harrys dorm room. Now granted this is the largest limiting factor on the amount of students possible. This is because if you look at Gryffindor Tower it is one main tower with two smaller towers attached, these being the dormitories. Each side, girls and boys, is sinabi to have seven floors, one for each year. When we look into a dorm room we would see only four or five beds. Now lets step back for a segundo and look at the entire school. The high school I went to had a total of 2,740 students in it that's around 685 per year, with roughly 22 classes for one taon going on at any moment. Now applying this math to Hogwarts we get two main limiting factors, amount of teachers and amount of beds in a dorm room. The teachers have their own mesa at the front of the dining hall to where they sit and everyone assumes that these are the only teachers but if we see them as just heads of departments this opens up for many madami teachers to possibly be there just not at the head table, so one factor explained, onto the next. Dorm rooms, we see in the pelikula and guess from the books there is only five kids to a room and assume their is only those five boys and five girls to a year, but people this is a world of magic. With magic there is the possibility that the doors are DNA coded. This means that there is maybe 6 different dorm rooms for taon 2 males stacked "on top" of each other and when a male student grabs the door handle it opens his room, after he closes the door another student can grab the handle and open it and would find his room without the same guy, of course it could go sa pamamagitan ng intention. If you wanted your room you open the door to your room but if you wanted a mga kaibigan room you open the door and get his room. With the concept of "stacked" dorm rooms in the same puwang it opens up the possibility, again, for madami students, and really Hogwarts can house, teach, and feed that amount. Going with the possibilities I have ibingiay J.K.'s statement of "there is a thousand students at Hogwarts" is now possible and no longer the largest plot hole in book history. But this is only me thinking in theory of magic and that personally I would like for their to be madami the 280 students at the school, 10 per year, 70 per house, 280 total.
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Spikegilfer1997 said:
Long story short, J.K Rowling is absolutely dreadful at maths, *To her credit, she does admit this whenever numbers are mentioned* and thus you should probably just imagine how many are at Hogwarts for yourself.
She sinabi at one point that about a thousand go to Hogwarts, but that doesn't make sense with the other figures we have, so who bloody knows?
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rose3098 said:
In the fith Harry Potter book Harry goes into one of Snape's memories which is of an OWL exam. He sinabi there is around 100 tables and each student has a mesa to themselves. So, providing that everyone in fith taon is doing the charms exam there would be around 25 pupils for each house. (100/4=25) so as there are 7 years to Hogwarts there would be on average 175 pupils in each house. (25*7=175) so with 4 houses there would be 700 pupils in the school. (175*4=700) Baring in mind that was when Snape was at school so pupil numbers may have increased/ decreased.

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McLovin_ said:
JK Rowling sinabi that it was about 1,000. In one Quidditch match, 200 Slytherins were watching. So I'll go ahead and say that there are between 800 and 1000 Hogwarts students. This makes for 114-142 students per year, or an average of 29-36 per house per year. Now, Harry's taon of Gryffindors was rather small, but this could just be that in his particular year, the Gryffindor class was on the smaller side. However, I would still have to say that the total number is about 800. From my earliest two references, it couldn't really be much less.
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