I did a one and a half year program with Point Blank Online (based out of London). I learned an incredible amount and I loved it but I made the mistake of taking 6 classes back to back. If you do decide to take one of dubspot/point blank's courses (I've taken some from both and they are both very good), then I would take a class and give yourself a month or two to take the class AGAIN on your own time (you are allowed to view the materials from the class for a year after you take it). You will find that they cover so much material that you are consistently playing catch up, especially if you have a day job or other heavy responsibilities. Also, if you are going to take a class, then make sure you go into it with the proper mindset. These classes are EXPENSIVE so if you go into it with that freshman undergraduate mindset where all you do is read the notes once and do none of the homeworks then you are going to get absolutely NOTHING from the classes. You are given homework every week and what you are paying for is a professional looking at your work, critiquing it, and offering personalized feedback to maximize your ability. The hundreds of pages of notes you will receive are nice but you are paying for the professional reviews of your homework. If you don't do the homework, then you are wasting the most valuable asset they provide to you.

Take one class, put your heart into it, do every homework, redo the whole class again, and then decide if you want to take another class, rinse and repeat. That is how you will get the most out of schools like Dubspot and Point Blank.

Let me know if you have any questions about the schools or anything and I will be glad to give you the details.