@Snapback22 Congrats to you too! I live in Baltimore so I was able to go to the Admitted Students Day last week. I left totally committed to attending the program this fall. The students pretty much raved about the program and the professors in the HBS department (which houses the program) seemed really great and passionate about connecting with students. The coolest thing is the variety of courses they offer. Even with the term (as opposed to semester) schedule, I know I'm going to have a hard time fitting every class in that I'll want to take. It sounds like students end up with great field placements after the first year of classes, and everyone from last year's class has a job in their desired field. This is coming from a friend who finished this degree in 2015. In general, I got the vibe that everyone felt like the degree was a good investment. When I asked students what they didn't like about the school they mentioned how the school as a whole is very research oriented. The HBS department is pretty good for students who are more focused on field-based work or as practitioners rather than researchers, but since Hopkins takes pride in being a research institution, a lot of the classes outside of the department highlight that research aspect of work.
So long story short, lots of good things! If you have any specific questions about Baltimore or the program - feel free to ask!