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You can see some details about STEM here: https://gmatclub.com/forum/stem-designa ... 13573.html

Basically you get extra 2 chances at getting an H1B (you get 1-2 chances as a regular MBA grad and 3-4 opportunities as STEM graduate)
You likely could add a STEM designation if you enrolled into a masters for business analytics/finance/etc at Fisher for about $40K - you can find out from the Adcom and make that decision down the road (usually you would have to make it by 2nd semester in your first year).

STEM is only valuable if you have to/need to/must stay in the US and work there to pay off your loans. If you don't have debt after your MBA program, then you are much more flexible with your final destination and while it may be great to have an option to stay in the US for more than a year, I know a number of folks would not mind it as long as they had no debt.