I chose it for multiple reasons. The top being: Prestige, Course value, professors, location
Course Curriculum :
Excellent course. 100% updated. In fact we're not only learning how the industry operates currently, but what it should be moving towards. I've been working as a TA in my second semester, and also participated in some competitions to gain experience
Exams :
I had to take the IELTS; GRE was waived at the time but recommended. I don't know if it's required currently
Placement :
Pretty good. Most students get placed, however, high amount of individual effort is required to secure a job/internship. Salary is usually upward of $70k a year.
Internship :
Yes, I've got a summer internship at PwC, New York.
Fees :
Its about $30,000 per semester. My course is 3 semesters. This does not include the rent, general expenses or health insurance.
Faculty :
They are very approachable. Leaders in their fields. I suggest speaking up every time you feel you have something to discuss, they are happy to listen and give you more insight
Campus Life :
Campus life is great. I got elected into the Student Government in my first semester so I could be involved in improving it even more. Libraries are plentiful, my favourite is the Butler library, it's got a lot of halls and rooms designed for different needs. Lots of exploring to do if you're into that. Events are top class.
Hostel :
I've leased an apartment in the vicinity of the campus. It's about a 7 minute walk to school. I'm sharing with 2 other grad students and our rent in total is $3,400 per month. The location is absolutely amazing and this rent is one of the more affordable ones you'll find in this area.
