Is Suny buffalo ms in data science any good?

The most important things we need to check while choosing a university for higher education are the cost of study, expected salary after placement, and the curriculum structure. 

The best part about Suny Buffalo is its cost of the study is relatively lower than any other university. This makes this program easily accessible and affordable to students that can’t invest a large sum of money for their masters. When choosing a university, it becomes very important to select the one that has appropriate and affordable tuition fees to avoid unnecessary huge amounts of student debt. 

The other amazing thing about Suny Buffalo is the structure of the course and the curriculum plan. The entire curriculum can be completed in 1 year. It is well structured and provides all the necessary information and knowledge that the student needs. You will be amazed to know that the professors at Suny Buffalo are very cooperative and supportive. Therefore you can easily get your doubts solved and questions answered. 

Now moving on to the next point, it is the expected salary after the placement. So see, I have interacted with a few University of Buffalo Graduates, and people have got good placements at some reputed companies for Data Science. Some of the graduates that I have interacted with have been placed in the companies such as Fidelity, ExxonMobil, SAP, Amazon, Quantiphi, Dunhumby, Sodexo, Zoro, Dell, Fractal, FedEx, etc. These companies are very well reputed and are considered to be an amazing place for a person to work. The university also provides internships in well-established companies. 

Let's discuss the pros and cons to sum  up the discussion: 
Pros: UB is a reputed university, and the cost of the program is not heavy on the pocket and provides a more technical approach to the program as compared to other MSBA programs. 
Cons: The university is located in a bad location, and because the program is still new in the university, it needs to be curated more efficiently. 

What do you think, in order to make a fruitful career, a good college is important, or it is your efforts and hardwork that make the difference?