All Aboard the Hogwarts Express!! Online Classes Now Being Offered At Wizarding School from Harry Potter

Ever wanted to be a part of the magic that is Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry? Well now you can be!!

Hogwartsishere.com is a fan made website that allows fans to enroll in classes online through Hogwarts. The website will guide the prospective student along the path of becoming a witch or wizard, starting with their acceptance letter straight from Professor McGonagall herself. Next user will be sorted into their respective houses by what other way than the sorting hat. After getting sorted you will receive your course list which includes classes in Astronomy, Charms, Defense Against the Dark Arts, Herbology, History of Magic, Potions, and Transfiguration.

Don't think that everything is going to be simple; each course is a nine week session which will include assignments, test, essays, and a final exam, all of which will be graded by a professor. For example, Potions will require you to complete a 500 word essay on ethics in the use of potions and ingredients.

Users will also get the chance to know the other students in their classes through the student directory they are provided with.

Students can also travel along Diagon Alley to retrieve books from bookseller "Flourish and Blotts," where they can pick up their own copies of "A History of Magic", "The Standard Book of Spells", and "A Beginners Guide to Transfiguration." The books do cost money, but don't worry, it seems that for being accepted into the school students have received a scholarship that was be put right into Gringott's Bank for their convenience.

If being a student really isn't for you, then there are positions available to become professors. The professors are available for students to speak with should they have any questions about their coursework.  

Students will also get the chance to be a part of clubs, as well as the Daily Owl, an online student newspaper written by Hogwarts students.

Who knew that learning about magic was so hard?