I really want to do this, my new employer will even help subsidize the cost but there are major problems. 1. Traditional universities schedules do not work wit

I really want to do this, my new employer will even help subsidize the cost but there are major problems. 1. Traditional universities schedules do not work with a full time work schedule. Even getting information on admission and such is a pain because it's all geared towards HS seniors. 2. Most online bachelors are either post-bacc or require me to have preexisting college credits (I went to a CC a couple years back and quit after a month so I have nothing). A few others often a handful of limited degrees such as Nursing or Business or a vague "IT". The latter seems to be the case with most adult education programs. I suppose I could could take a handful of weekend classes at a community college and then try to get into one of the distance learning programs, but I dont want to spend a decade to get a degree