Originally Posted by Charely Potter

Though it was very faint, one of Professor Thompson's eyebrows did raise a little at the location questions. It was curious to him. How the student was interested in one campus but was also considering transferring to another one in the not so distant future. Not that it was a problem. The man couldn't help the curious nature on him that peaked at times. "In the case that you ever have to change locations, you shouldn't have any trouble with your credits transferring as they all operate under the same jurisdiction." Just with a different location. However, "You may find some classes related to dealing with creatures have a difference on the species or the availability of them. " Such as, "For example, the Clabbert being native in North America. When it comes time to learn of them, you will have the advantage of the ease of access to them versus in London where there's more of an expense having to rely on them being imported or having a trip to their location." As evidenced here at Hogwarts with the Loch Ness Monster. "Other than that, you should be fine no matter where you attend the University at." Javier paused again just to be sure if he had any other concerns before moving on to the requirements.

Since the Hufflepuff was all for attending the Wizarding University, Professor Thompson started with the usual, "Assuming you have already or are in the works of speaking with your Head of House, Deputy Botros, on your career choice path there minimum acquired grades the University is accepting of is no lower than Exceeds Expectations on your NEWT's or OWL's grade in my class." Continuing, "As already stated with your current progress you should be able to easily scape one with enough effort. I do however recommend you also earn the same minimum grade in Defense Against the Dark Arts and Charms, especially when you'll be working with Dragons who require the same quick reflexes as expected from Aurors." Then lastly, "What I will also recommend of you as I suggest to everyone is keeping a record of all creatures, magical or non-magical that you have previously and currently interacting with. Detailing both yours and the creature's interactions. When it comes to the entrance essay for the University, referencing your documented journal will set you apart from other applicants who merely fit the bare minimum requirement." Now how did that sound for the student? He paused again for any another questions.