Definitely a well-built school, with overall modern building and equipment. As for classes, it takes a really long time for you to get to the stuff you really like. It’s been more than 2 years and I’m only just getting past all the boring core courses. They force you to take classes you have no interest in. However, once you’re past that it starts to get fun. The prof for the most part are good and quite approachable, they want you to succeed. I suggest doing the AGIR program as this results in a much more personalized approach to your learning.