Chicago Booth V. Kellogg part-time

I just got admitted into both Kellogg and Booth's part-time evening MBA programs. At the moment I am leaning towards Kellogg, but I want to thoroughly weigh the decision, and would love to get some expert opinions.

I have worked for seven years at a popular dotcom. While I will start school this fall in my current job, I am looking to shift out of the specific sector of my industry to a more general management role in E-commerce. Or, I would also be interested switching career paths to management consulting.

The main reasons I am leaning towards Kellogg currently are:
- Kellogg's Accelerated Option (15.5 credits) would allow me to graduate about 9 months earlier and save about $30k in tuition compared to the full 20.5 credit requirement
- I am looking to major/concentrate in Marketing Management, a clear strength of Kellogg's
- The collaborative structure will help establish stronger peer connections

One important area that I am unsure of is which school would provide better career services (and help me land the type of job I am looking for). Most of the placement data available is for the FT programs. Does anyone familiar with the level of career services Kellogg and Booth offer for part-time students, and how they stack up with each other?

Also, please chime in...am I wrong to be leaning towards Kellogg over Booth?

Thanks
Linc20