I am currently a SPC in graduate school for Healthcare Administration. Many are telling me I would be silly if I didn't commission. Truth?

I think you should follow your interests. If serving in uniform is important to you, and you enjoy the enlisted career path, then stay as an enlisted soldier. Getting a commission will bring more money, responsibility, and authority, but those three things don't motivate everyone. Only you can determine if they are worth it to pursue a commission. If/when you eventually get out, the work you'd do as a commissioned officer will probably lead to higher-paying jobs in the private sector. But then again, we're back to considering what factors really motivate you.

Lastly, you should get your faculty to join RallyPoint! Dan Dominguez, Kevin LaFrance, and Chris Garcia are all veterans.

Why not! More money, further education opportunities and upward mobility!

Same story for me. Same age even. I came in with a bachelors.... Now in graduate school at age 26. I believe your best move in regards to commissioning depends on your goals. Say for example your terminate goal is to work IT as a civilian. Commissioning wouldn't help that as much as staying enlisted or warrant in that mos.

All that being said. I'm in the process of commissioning haha
Not everybody should be an officer but maybe you're always getting those comments because your leadership sees potential in you. Just do some self reflection, figure out which route fits your needs best and execute. Good luck!