Any EY VME staff members willing to answer some questions?

I just got a full-time offer to join the VME group at EY. Super stoked because the pay is ridiculously high considering I come from a no-name school and I'm just wrapping up my undergrad. I had a few questions about the job, mostly curious how much travel you get to do, what type of software you get access to (very superficial and ego-driven interest in getting access to a Bloomberg terminal which I know the Complex Securities Valuation group gets access to in VME, just not sure if Business Valuation gets it), how similar to audit is the role (I read some posts from pre-2010 that mentioned VME is a lot like audit, but I've now seen a lot saying the opposite including my interviewer explicitly saying that in the past decade VME has come into its own in many ways), and any insight into wlb. 

Thanks!

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