Besides the financial considerations, how does everyone plan to make their final decisions without being able to physically visit the school? I have a friend in an MSW/MPH program who physically visited "admitted student days" for all the schools she was accepted to and it seems like that was really influential in how she made her final decision (e.g., being able to chat and meet with faculty more organically, assess how easy it may be to find on-campus employment opportunities for students, general vibe of the campus/schools/surrounding area, etc.).
I've somewhat casually ranked my schools based on best fit on paper but recognize that things could be very different once I arrive and am a little nervous about that decision. I know schools are still having virtual admitted students events, but it's still not the same...
The financial aspect will probably play the biggest role in my ultimate decision though, for obvious reasons! Just curious how others are approaching this.