* Reason for Debarment: If the debarment was for academic dishonesty (cheating, plagiarism), a serious disciplinary infraction (violence, drug offenses), or failure to meet financial obligations, the new school will likely be informed and may refuse admission. The severity of the offense is a key factor. A minor infraction might be overlooked, while a major one could be a permanent bar.
* Policies of the New School: Each school has its own admissions policies and procedures. Some schools may have stricter policies than others regarding students with prior disciplinary actions. They will likely conduct a thorough background check and may contact the previous institution to verify the circumstances of the debarment.
In short, there's no guaranteed answer. A debarred student *might* be able to attend a different school, but it's not a certainty. The student should be completely transparent with the new school about the debarment and explain the circumstances. The new school will then make a determination based on its own policies and the severity of the offense.