Need advice on what to do next in my career. Second tier masters or an MBA (SMU Cox) after Bocconi and UIUC?

So I hold an undergraduate degree from bocconi and was an international student at the uni. I was pretty sick of living in italy for 4 years back then so i came back to my country in 2019 after pursuing a customer analytics internship at an italian bank. In my home country i worked at a luxury retail startup for a year and then for 6 months at Kering on a contract. In the middle i kept doing some internships or projects at decent firms for a month or so. Unfortunately, Kering asked me to shift to a brand and handed me another contract for 6 months. At that point i was frustrated with being paid 300 dollars a month in my country while all my friends were either in i banking in london after bocconi or were in consulting in Milan. I decided to move abroad but Covid hit. Additionally, no one in my country really knew about bocconi and the HR used to ask me if it was an online university (pretty much on the same level as Uni of Phoenix). The bocconi alumni network was super unhelpful as well. The career services used to tell me Covid had hit and i had no job offers so i decided to pursue an online masters from UIUC in management. The cost was only about 9.5k for the entire program. I was really distraught at that point as I was being treated as a graduate from a tier 5 uni and was being offered 200 dollars a month in my country. The only reason I got into Kering and was because my previous boss had put in a good recommendation. 

Everyone told me that an online masters is a mistake etc but surprisingly, for the first time in my life, I realised the use of a decent brand name on your CV. People used to tell me in Italy that bocconi was really respected etc but the respect seemed to be limited to Italy and some professional circles in Europe. I felt like my degree was worthless in this part of the world and I didnt have the rights to work in Italy. The salaries were terrible there anyway. 

Even though it was an online degree, I loved my experience with UIUC. The profs were great. The alumni network was huge and super helpful. Lot of people put in recommendations for me at Big 4s, etc. Surprisingly i got a call from JLL Strategy consulting and they were willing to offer 900 dollars a month, a 3x bump from my previous salary. The director told me that he was about to go to UIUC for his masters too when he was young. The Head of capital markets was also from UIUC. The interviewer asked me what it was like living in Urbana and he had lived in Chicago but i told him that my masters was online; he didn't seem to mind. Anyway I joined the firm in 2022 and worked there for a year and 2 months. I left last month due to a health reason and am currently recovering in my home town. When i reflect on it I think i wouldn't like to go back to consulting. I am an introvert and i dislike meeting clients. These clients were sharks who would eat you up; im talking about the largest developers in the country, PE funds like Blackstone and KKR. The great part of JLL was that from the first month, they used to take Associates to client meetings and I used to be working on a new project ranging from retail to hospitality every month. I also used to get a lot of interview calls from places like CBRE, Wework etc who offered me positions with a minimum raise. Anyway, that brings me to today. I have the following questions- 

1) I don't want to live in my country anymore due to personal reasons. The salaries are very low and it the competition is fierce. The cost of living is extremely high in the financial center of the country. Due to graduating from UIUC, I have the option of applying for the High Potential Visa for the United Kingdom which allows me to work in the country for 2 years. I was wondering if this makes sense and if the current job market would allow me to secure a job in the country, albeit for 2 years. The second option is to migrate to Canada but I heard that the job market is pretty dismal there too. 

2) The second option is to get an MBA or a business analytics degree from the US or Europe. I have always enjoyed working with data. Even at JLL, I hated ppt but was good at building data scraping tools for the team to use using python etc. I am also amazed at how the industry still uses excel for large databases etc. i do enjoy working on R, Python, SQL etc and have taken some courses at uni as well as online and wanted to get into analytics. I think consulting is not a good fit for me hence was wondering if MSBA programs would be good for me.

3) I had applied to the msc in business analytics at SMU Dallas on a whim and they offered me a 10k scholarship. I seem to be weirdly attracted to the school. I know it is not top tier but was wondering if it is worth it for me to spend 34k on a degree from SMU. There are some schools like Duke, SMU, Ivey which i really like ever since I was a high school student. But does SMU make sense for an international student?