You might want to try distance learning from local colleges. I know Texas A&M and Tech Texas offer it here in Texas. The courses give you college credit but let you learn at your own pace. You usually have 6 months to complete the curriculum that they send you and you'll have to take a final exam at an "approved testing facility". You're assigned a professor so if you have any questions, send them an e-mail. I turned in the majority of my coursework via e-mail. I believe the course only cost me a couple hundred bucks and I never had to sit through a single English class!!!
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You might want to try distance learning from local colleges. I know Texas A&M and Tech Texas offer it here in Texas. The courses give you college credit but let you learn at your own pace. You usually have 6 months to complete the curriculum that they send you and you'll have to take a final exam at an "approved testing facility". You're assigned a professor so if you have any questions, send them an e-mail. I turned in the majority of my coursework via e-mail. I believe the course only cost me a couple hundred bucks and I never had to sit through a single English class!!!