Have a few job offers, not sure where to go and I have no time left

Hi everyone. I'm an actuary graduating in May, and have spent the last two months running around for interviews and now I have until Monday to decide on where I'll be working post-graduation. Here are my options:

1. Oliver Wyman: They're a consulting company in downtown Chicago. I love the city and would really enjoy living there, plus it's close to home. I've heard that consulting is difficult because of the work/life balance, and I'm already inclined to overworking so that's a little scary. Plus, I was told that I could be traveling up to 80% of the time and that seems terrifying to me, even though I definitely want to travel a lot in my job. Overall, they seemed very intelligent there and I really felt drawn there when I visited there. Their deadline is on Wednesday.
2. KPMG: I haven't had a chance to visit their office, and I won't be able to because the deadline is on Monday. They told me that I would be able to travel roughly 40% of the time which is exciting because that seems like a nice balance. I've heard that the work-life balance is rough there as well and that the culture of being at a large company isn't always the best.
3. Actuarial Resources Corporation: I visited there and they'll be giving me an offer on Monday. I really liked their location but the office itself seemed a bit small. They told me that I would be able to travel a little if I liked, but it wasn't reassuring. My main worry here is that I won't be comfortable living in Overland Park (near Kansas City) and that I'll be stuck in a small office.
4. NISA: This isn't actually an actuarial position at all, but it would be as a Solutions Analyst within portfolio management. I visited their location and it was beautiful and they had an amazing office in St. Louis... but something felt off while I was there. It seemed too opulent and wasteful and similar to a typical investment firm. I also got a strong sense that they would want me to pursue a CFA designation and couldn't care less about me becoming an accredited actuary. I also don't know if I will be getting an offer from them so I'm not even sure if that's on option, and I don't know about salary. If I do get an offer, it will be on Monday or Tuesday.

Part of the reason I'm typing this out is for my own sanity, because it's hard to keep this all in my head. Do you guys have any input on how to decide, as well as the companies I'm choosing between? Thanks!

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