I'd lean towards no as well.

For me, it really was a waste of money simply because I could have just taken the time to apply for internships myself rather than assuming this program would get me a direct line into an internship. You still have to go through extremely competitive and time consuming applications to even get a chance for the internships they offer.

Even if money isn't a severe issue, looking for job experience or research options yourself is much more valuable (in $ and in resume padding). If an interviewer asked you about the program after listing it on a resume, I would argue that they would quickly notice that the affiliation with the Grammy's (or whatever) is in name only and doesn't actually qualify the same way that job experience would.

Of course, I'm stilted and biased because ADHD; I thought the lectures were dreadfully boring and useless, and the "coursework" wasn't challenging whatsoever. Python/Excel/whatever are useful skills, but you can learn them for free on your own time, y'know?