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I don't know what your alternatives are, but going to a school with a 9% acceptance rate is pretty darn impressive. That being said, cost of attendance for one year is like $75K, and may/may not be worth it based solely on a financial decision. That being said, if you want to break into PE or IB, which I assume you are, by asking this page, it will add to the prestige and may be worth it for the cost. Good luck

 

We don’t know what you’re financial situation is lmao why would you ask us

 

A good rule of thumb is that you shouldn’t take out more in loans than your starting salary will be. Look at the school’s average starting salary is for whatever you want to study. Don’t bank on getting IB, because you may not land anything. Basically, taking out more than $60k in loans is not good. Ideally you won’t take out more than the around $27,000 you can get in fed loans for a 4 year degree. Hope this is helpful.

 

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