BCG, a lot of it has to do with how close you were to the people you went to high school with, and how often you keep in touch with them now. If you're wanting to get together with someone who may attend that you don't normally correspond with/see, then maybe you *do* want to consider going. But five years is not a terribly long time to be away from those you graduated with, and you'll see more changes by the time the ten-year one rolls around.

That being said, our class didn't have a five-year, and my first due date was the same date as my ten-year class reunion, half-way across the country.

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