Should I go to my 25 year class reunion to try to meet a wife, even though I dropped out my freshman year?
457946
Sure. You were part of the class until then. And after that there's only 3 years left. They'll remember you if you went to any of the others.
984822
If you log onto friends reunited you can tap your school and year in. This is free to do. Anybody that you want to email on there you have to pay a small joining fee and you can email as many people as you like. Happy searching.
326334
It was a little scary at first, but I got into the swing of things pretty quickly. Your campus will probably have plenty of organizations to join, and that's a good way to meet people. You'll meet upperclassmen who can show you the ropes, and you'll meet other freshmen who'll probably be just as confused as you are. If you don't know something, don't be afraid to ask. Get to know your professors. It's a very fun and exciting time in your life. Enjoy it.
251917
A good way to find people you haven't seen in a while is to look on the class reunion sites (classmates.com, reunion.com etc).  They usually include maiden names so you can locate your married female friends.
1044165
I didn't have it as rough as you did, but I never fit in in high school.  I just did my own thing, had a very few friends, and ignored the rest.  I wasn't really interested in going to a reunion and didn't go the the first couple.  My wife went to one of her reunions and had a lot of fun so I tried going the the next one of mine that came around.  It was just like school.  I still didn't fit in.  I left early and didn't worry about it.  \n\nIf you have reservations about going, don't go.  If seeing the people who treated you so badly would bring back bad memories, don't go.  I wouldn't go just to brag or show off, though many people would.  \n\nIt sounds like you have a good life now.  Living well is the best revenge.  Let it go at that.
13929
Yes, they can, but sometimes peoples lives take them far away from each other and they are not in contact anymore. \n If you are good friends you will probably still stay in contact. Plus your class reunion will have everyone there again.
810539
Try friends reunited, they have a school link on it
1009876
If you are referencing attending college away from "home", I certainly would 'again'.  The best experience I had was leaving 'home' and family, safety and security, and learning what what it was going to be like to become an independant, young woman.  I made many mistakes - but I had a foundation which kept me solid - and a personality to help me stretch, and a God who protected me from the crazy stuff that could have taken me out.  Go - and be challenged!
523584
My high school sweetheart and I got married about 4 months ago. I gradutaed in 2001, so we waited so we could make sure that we did what we wanted in life and also make sure that we truly wanted to be together and spend a life together. People change when they get out of high school, and especially if they are going to college. I would wait until the college years are over, because you never know what the future holds, and if you both make it during these years and nothing tears you apart, then go for it, the wait is worth the anticipation. Good Luck, and I hope you the best.
1105369
i'd say go for something new.  it sounds like you might already have your mind made up about trying the co-ed route.  you can still stay friends or catch games of your old team and start a whole new thing w/the new co-ed team.  go for it girl!  you can do anything!
12032
Ricos Love,\nI have been married for five years now.  Prior to that, my wife and I endured a four year separation when we were both accepted to professional schools halfway across the country.  It wasn't easy, let me tell you.  But three or four things helped.  Even though it was a long haul, we knew it was temporary.  There has to be a plan to reunite.  Second, communication was key.  We stayed in contact on the telephone, and took every opportunity to meet.  There was a little college town in Kentucky that was exactly half way between our schools, and we arranged a mini-vacation a couple of weekends per year.  That made it possible for us to be together even though we had little time and couldn't afford plane tickets. Third - committment.   It takes hard work and dedication!  You (and your partner) need to go out of your way to feed and strengthen the relationship. You need to trust each other and be comfortable with each other.  Otherwise, the distance will just breed jealousy.  Finally, luck.  In any relationship, long distance or otherwise, you are taking a chance.  If you want to win the prize... you have to buy the ticket.\n\nGood luck!
1095317
Let me start by saying that I'm REALLY old!  LOL  I went to my 20th high school reunion (missed the 10th b/c I was 8 mos. pregnant w/my first child.  I was very skeptical about going at first.  I ended up having one of the best times of my life!  I didn't get home until 9:00 a.m.!  We just kept going from place to place to place and eventually a group of us went out to breakfast together.  We just didn't want it to end.  The girls all looks fabulous, the guys looking older and balder!   Well, here's the kicker.  That was 10 years ago!  Our 30th is coming up this summer and I'm organizing a picnic for the day after so we can continue the fun.  I live in Virginia now, but the reunion is in Buffalo, NY.  It's a bit of a challenge trying to organize long distance, but it's been fun.
81325
I have an 18 year old step son who just dropped out of school at the beginning of his final semester of his senior year.  Dumb, dumb, dumb...  He is living with friends - has been through 3 jobs in 6 weeks - and has no vehicle any more because he couldn't pay the repair bills.  You can ALWAYS go back to college, but you can NEVER resume your high school career.
773928
i loved it. best time of my life (so far!). try getting involved in some clubs or activities. maybe play some IM sports. if you're living on a freshman floor, make an effort to meet people. its really the people you meet that make college worthwhile.
706187
yes i've been to our class reunion... i must say i regret when i went there... simply because its boring... its up to the host if he/she can make a good class reunion but the class reunion SUCKS.. there wasn't anything there just not so many foods and so many people... let me think.. about five i guess... so i told myself that before going on a reunion ask very detail so that it will be worth it..
4346
It is best not to join a fraternity. You should be able to figure out the world without someone guiding you. After all you are out of the kindergarden now in college.
917990
It will be diffuclt, but bonding with the professors might be easier then with the students.   Look around at differnet colleges, some will cater more to a older crowd.