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[Harry Potter] Vampires in Hogwarts

After reading the unholy grail of fanfiction about a certain vampire oc, there are little denial that it doesn't actually stick to canon.

That got me thinking, let's say there indeed was a witch roughly the age of Harry Potter who got accepted into Hogwarts. Said girl was so unlucky to be bitten and turned by a vampire yet still lucky enough not to be banned from Hogwarts. (Dumbledore has canonically shown tendency to make exceptions like: Hiring Lupin a werewolf or Firenze a centaur not to mention Hagrid) And that this work wasn't written by Tara Gilesbie but someone who actually knew the Potter universe. How would her life be?

Finally, this witch-vampire will most likely become familiar with the Society for the Tolerance of Vampires at some point in her life.

Edit: After reading the comments, I think another question is: Is their any way for her to survive Umbridge?
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Life would suck.

The witches and wizards of Hogwarts are by and large *not* accepting of even minor differences.  Yes, Professor Dumbledore is progressive and sees the humanity in everyone, but he does not reflect the student body.  The vampire would either have an incredibly hard time trying to hide that she's a vampire, or she'd deal with taunting from the other students.  There would be zero tolerance for her to actually act on her vampirism, if she attempted to bite another student a professor would cast a sunlight spell.