How to select an online MBA program

I know there is some debate about the merits of online programs, but I believe they can work very well for situations like mine, in which I travel frequently for work and am advancing through a large company. I recently applied to a bunch of programs and was struggling to narrow them down, so I started creating a spreadsheet ranking what was important to me (I'm a statistician and spreadsheets are my calling). Long story short, I ended up creating a website with a custom ranking of online MBA programs that is actually useful, not the random facts U.S. News give you. The biggest difference is that I included an "easiness" ranking that estimates how much time and effort is required to earn your degree. This may seem counter-intuitive, but the easier the program, the more time you have to focus on continuing to excel in your day job, which is the most important criteria for advancement within a company. Also, you might even have time to have fun once in a while

So here it is in case anyone else is looking at online MBA programs:
easyonlinemba.com

Please let me know if you have any ideas to add to the rankings. Hopefully this can be a useful resource for any future online MBA students. By the way, I ended up choosing the University of Arizona (Eller) program, so please feel free to ask any questions about that or any of the many other programs I looked into, basically the top 20 on my rankings.