For non-business major, is Villanova MSF worth it?

I went to a decent undergrad school (think of Berkeley, Emory) but majored in something basically a joke. I recently decided to pursue a career in finance, and I figured doing an MSF would probably be my best chance to secure an entry-level FT position in Wall Street given my lack of business background. I have applied to a bunch of schools, including Vanderbilt, Villanova, Rochester, UVA, SMU; Vanderbilt has already turned me down, but Villanova has given me an offer along with a slight amount of scholarship, with the rest pending decisions. 

I'm now struggling to decide if I should choose Villanova, as they gave me until May 1 to pay the enrollment deposit. My ideal choice is UVA due to proximity (I currently live in DC), but I seriously doubt I will hear back from them before May. I've so far seen mixed reviews of Villanova's MSF program, with some touting its exceptional placements and others calling it a waste of time and money. I hope someone who's familiar with this program can shed some light, and any advice would be greatly appreciated!