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Oh really? What made BC the only school were you considering? I'm interested because I'm considering some other schools and any information from someone who might have sat in on a class or visited the campus is always valuable.
My situation is truly unique, but the long and short of it is that I only decided to apply to b-school in late September. Originally, I expected to go part-time and stay with my current employer for the duration. I took the GMAT a few weeks later with almost no prep and got in to the evening program. A couple of weeks went by and I made the decision to totally switch the focus of my career and so I decided to go FT. Since I had already gotten in to BC's part-time program and I had basically no time to retake the GMAT or apply to other schools, I asked them to consider my app for FT.
Staying in Boston proper for the program is pretty important because my wife's job is here and we live in Brookline. It might seem like the most sensible or pragmatic thing would have been to take a prep course for the GMAT, then apply to both Sloan and Carroll for Class of 2017 (HBS isn't on my radar and I identify better with BC than I do BU). However, I'm on a tight timeline to move by the end of 2016 and there are no good MBA programs where I'm going, so this is my last chance to get my MBA from a school that has good national recognition.
All to say: I'm pretty comfortable with my decision but the factors that went in to it are mostly related to my personal situation. With this in mind, it's probably not a great barometer for others to follow.
I actually know a good deal less about BC's program than I do a number of other programs. PM me if you're weighing BC against some of the heavies (Booth, Sloan, Wharton, etc.)