my personal opinion....stay far away from this school.
the school claims that the distance learning program is the wave of the future, blah, blah, blah. even if this is true, i would be leary of a carribean program that is new and innovative. they have enough trouble gaining respect enough to have traditional programs!
the simple test is to call the state boards where you would like to practice and descibe the school and its distance learning program. do this even if you plan to stay away from distance learning and enroll on their campus. do this, because many states will not even consider you if the school you attend even offers this program. then, figure out if you can live without practicing in these states, and if you can get a residency in the rest of the us after you graduate.
to me, after you do the math, it sucks. at the very best, you may be able to practice in some states. when several schools can offer you the opportunity in every state, and several more in most states, it seems a waste of time and money to risk it. finally, realize that they have no grads with unrestricted licenses to practice. they MAY have someone in residency, but i would check that out very carefully before i believed it.
in the end it is your decision. but, i think logic dictates that a school with a proven formula and a track record of licesnsing graduates is a much safer bet than some new "innovative" school that may just be a waste of your hard earned money.
good luck!