Absolutely, even though you're going through an MBA don't forget some basic economics (or if you prefer, the rudiments of card playing).
If they want you then you're in a vastly stronger position to negotiate terms than if you're simple one of many supplicants looking for a job. Indeed, it's not even undergraduate economics, let along MBA level, that the rarer the skill the more ability to impose upon the negotiations the possessor of that skill has.
It's always difficult to apply things you know intellectually to real life, you have to stop and think to do it, but it's worth remembering that not only are you in competition with other people for the good jobs, the companies are in competition with each other for the good candidates.
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