The small class sizes are surely a boon to be had. I have a good direct relationship with all of my professors, and they monitor my progress closely. If I ever

The small class sizes are surely a boon to be had. I have a good direct relationship with all of my professors, and they monitor my progress closely. If I ever have issues, I'm meet personally with them to straighten them out. But to be perfectly clear, the best thing I could ever ask for is the ability to see my professors work live. One of my professors was a high-up manager for a very large insurance company, and the other was a good friend of Edsger Dijkstra, among others. One is an immense source of advice in practical software engineering, and the other can usually teach me a pattern to solve a problem in ten-times less code and more efficiently. And, due to the small size of my school, my semester-ly tuition is less than $2k. It might not look like much on a resume, but I've hit the jackpot of schools.