Trislander, ask yourself: Why did that particular school appeal more to you than the others?
Add up all the factors when comparing FTOs - including quality of training, aircraft and facilities, experience and track record.
Speak to a school representative. Are you just talking to a marketeer who tries to get you to sign up, or are they honest, and do they know what they are talking about?
Is the school's pricing structure transparent?
If one FTO comes out above the others, why would you go to a different one?
Picking an FTO should be a very rational decision, and if you have the data in front of you, selecting the right one is fairly straightforward. The same FTO is not right for everybody. Some people - sadly - want the cheapest training possible, others want quality. Make up your own mind.
KK