<p>An0nym0u5: That's an interesting question you bring up. I guess I've never really put any thought into it for the past three years, but I think there will probably be some difference in the way I interact with girls in college. I still keep in contact and hang out with many girls I know from junior high, but I have rarely met any new girls in HS. Meeting new people will most certainly be different - even getting adjusted to a co-ed system will probably take a while.</p>
<p>I've talked to a few alumni of my high school and they didn't have a problem in meeting girls at colleges, so I'm guessing it really won't make a difference. But, I must admit, going to an all-boys school has changed my opinion of girls a lot - as it has for most of my classmates. Not to sound pretentious, but it seems that guys who go to co-ed schools sometimes take it for granted that girls are there; however, once you spend 8 hours of your day without the opposite sex, you begin to truly value and appreciate your relationships with the opposite sex. At least that's been my experience with going to a single-sex HS.</p>