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Always work on yourself and let the cards fall where they may.
If anything, the connections you make after school are more varied, leading to an intricate web that continues to grow like it never did at High School. For some people these connections grow at a faster pace than others.
meet me when
Some of my HS people I utterly left in the dust. When getting back into contact with them I felt sheer cringe coming from more than one of them.
You might not mix with the same types as before everyone grew up enough.
Factor that in.