College Transfer Question

Hi all! Sorry in advance for a wall of text, but have been mulling this over for a few weeks now...here's the situation:

Despite not having a degree, I have a very busy, and promising career in IT in a respected leadership position (in my late 20's now). However, to take things to the next level, I definitely know a degree (of any sort, really) will be a differentiator. Despite being busy with travel and projects, this next step is a priority.

With that being said, I do have 3 semesters (around 90 credits) under my belt from when I was an undergrad in a PA state college, which i was enrolled straight out of high school. I left school when my father passed away in order to help my mother out since we had lost almost everything financially.

At this point, I'm considering talking to some admissions folks, but I wanted outside opinions as well. I feel I have 3 options:

1. Pick up where I left off with my B.S from 5 years ago and hope I can do it remotely. HOWEVER I am not a fan of my old degree...so this could require more than 1 more year ( 2 semesters) of schooling.

2. (Not sure if I can do this but..) transfer my credits from the 4 year school to a nearby community college, and put even less time in to get a similar degree, or a full year for something like an A.S in Engineering.

3. Transfer credits over to another school that will take as many as possible, and do a completely remote (virtual) program for a different degree.

Excuse any ignorance here too for rules around transfer etc...as this isn't what I'm keen to!

Submitted September 29, 2019 at 09:33AM by fullchooch https://ift.tt/2om6DTg