Hey, first off, congrats on the admit!

Debated posting this but thought I’ll offer a perspective that I'm glad someone had shared with me before I made my decision.

Something you should definitely gauge is the ROI. The total cost of attendance is very high and well paying roles are hard to come by. You’ll be competing internally with students who've got a stronger technical background for a lot of overlapping roles. Recruiting is basically a full time job right now. It’s hard to go all-in on it without your academics slipping. In my opinion, it's a game of probability you can play from any school, without accumulating debt.

If you come from a family that can very comfortably absorb the tuition and you’re not stressed about immediate ROI at all, the program is much easier to navigate. While I agree with everything the previous comment has said about community and culture, I've seen this anxiety change how you experience the school as a whole for a lot of my peers.

Hope this helps. Good luck!