Accepted, which to choose?

I am doing my FNP with Chamberlain. I finished my RN-to-BSN with them and am able to get the alumni rate for my FNP. They include books in the cost of the program as well as providing a review course to prepare you for the boards, so you don't have to spend $ out of pocket on your own review course. The classes are 8 weeks and it's online, only one 2 and a half day campus visit required before starting clinicals. I am also able to double-up on the core courses (e.g. theory, policy, leadership, etc.). Once I start the FNP specialty courses, I have to go back to one at a time (e.g. Patho, Pharm, Health Assessment, etc). For a new Chamberlain student, the cost of the entire program including books & fees is $39K. With the alumni rate, it is $4,500 less.

As a night shift nurse, the courses fit in to my schedule well, since there are no set log in times. Everything is organized and I feel their BSN courses were very well run. If you follow the course rubric in the syllabus, you'll come through with flying colors. I will still be able to work full time (three 12 hour shifts Fri, Sat & Sun) and do my clinicals, which are 125 hours each 8 week session, roughly 18 hours per week. I'll be doing two 9 hour days for clinicals. I've already set up my preceptors and clinical site.