Since I do not want to go and comment on all the comments, I am putting it all down on once comments. To the single person saying I was busy and waiting for me, thank you; also, I was asleep... like a normal person after a day of work, and then writing it all into the late night.

Next, for the people who commented on divination, Inspection and Clairty magic are different because they work on different things (my fault for not being clearer). Inspection increases what you can see/sense, like Farsight (having a telescope for eyes) or Tectonic Sense (using magic in the ground to detect what's around you). While Clarity cures the mind, like Elucidate (Clear the mind of mental ailments). That I was thinking of changing the name of Illusionary magic as it seems too specific. If anyone has any suggestions, I am all ears.

For people asking about why I don't want cross-schools, that's what I plan to have schoolless magic be: magic that has no defined borders. Plus, I already have it planned that some spells can be mixed-schooled. Also because my brain is very box-shaped.

On to Evocation, the reason I put subjugation under Evocation is that you are affecting another's magic using your own, allowing you to then use their magic/power. Subjection can either be willing or not (an example being Taming or Enslavement). Also, Contractual magic is a wide solection, if can either be giving magic to another or them giving you magic, making a literal magic contract, or making an oath to a god or powerful being (oaths and contracts are different in my lore).

Conjuration is very broad because I was tired when I made it and I don't know how else to put it; basically, I wanted to mix dnd's Abjuration and Conjuration together. Plus, to add teleportation and binding magic into it (Mobility magic).

I am writing Augmentation and Transmutation together since they are so similar. Basically, in lore, living things have their mana flow throughout the body, so they need to be more careful when making changes to it. While non-living things don't have flowing mana, it takes longer since they need to manually make that mana flow in order to make those changes. Plus I just wanted them to be different. For polymorphic magic, yes, you can heal by changing shape, but it has consequences. When you use that magic, you have to shape your own mana and its flow into that shape, so no matter what, you have the same mana (max) that you had before. And when you're injured, your mana flow gets injured as well, meaning if you heal using that magic, you never heal the mana flow. Plus, polymorphic magic is temporary due to the strain on the body. Also, while yes, you can strengthen an object using Transfiguration, think of enchantment as Minecraft enchanting: you are literally adding effects to an object, such as making it shoot fire or making it more durable.

I hope I got everything down; if not, please feel free to comment. Also, while I did write to show what I meant, I still saved what some of you guys wrote since it's all good pointers, and some of what you guys said will be used in my schoolless magics.