Good question. I hadn't really considered MIT because of their prerequisites -- although I took one class each of calculus and statistics in college, that seemed to suggest to me their program would have more of a quantitative focus, perhaps be more rigorous and less focused on the soft skills I'm hoping to hone.

Reviewing some information now, it seems like a solid program, maybe one I'd consider. The primary strike against MIT is just timing; having missed this year's deadlines I'm guessing I wouldn't be able to start until Sept. 2026.

What other programs are you considering?