After graduation, former classmates often become less likely to communicate. Many have their own families, someone leaves their hometown, as a result of which old friendships may be lost. But with the involvement of the Internet and social networks, there are many opportunities to restore old connections.
Instruction manual
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Try to find classmates through social networks. If you graduated from a university after 2006, you are more likely to find friends on the VKontakte network. If you have not registered yet, you will need the recommendation of a person already on the social network. After you receive an SMS with an invitation code on your mobile number, go to vkontakte.ru, go to the "Register" section, fill in the appropriate fields: indicate the last name, first name and patronymic, the university that you graduated from, and the verification code from SMS. Click on the button to confirm registration.
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Fill out a part of the profile after registering on the VKontakte website and get the opportunity to view other people's pages. Go to the "Search" section, highlighted in the upper blue field, select "People" in the search category, in the corresponding section indicate the university or school, and year of graduation. The system will display a list of registered classmates. You can send them a private message.
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Look for contacts of classmates in the social network "Classmates" if you graduated from the university before the 2000s. There you also need to register. There is a peculiarity in the search for profiles in Odnoklassniki: the name of the university in the profile is written by the person himself. Therefore, one institution may be registered several times in a slightly different spelling. In this case, look for classmates for each name separately.
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Try to get information about a person on the university website that he graduated from if he is not on social networks. Some universities create open databases of graduates, from where you can find out their contacts, for example, email addresses. This base can be either university-wide or containing information about graduates of a particular faculty.
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Make an attempt to restore contacts through mutual acquaintances if searches on the Internet did not lead to the desired results.
