kiss
Simple if its 10k more at a place that reckons it trains airline pilots then don't bother.
Unless you actually are a cadet with a contracy for employment after your training then what school you go to won't make a lick of difference to your employment prospects. So then the priorities come down to 1.quality of training 2. cost.
When you are a newbie you tend to have all theses ideas about how to get a leg up but at the end of the day the way to get a leg up is to pack your car up and go and meet operators. Update your one page resume, have a 'can do' attitude, be professional and present yourself professionally at all times. In 12 years i haven't had one job interview or met one operator that asked me where i trained..