As a technical person, you can hardly do anything to help yourself better than to get your degree.
Unfortunately, I haven't found a quick path to get a degree as quickly as you would like, not even for any of the most technically gifted folks I've met. There are simply some fundamentally required courses that "round out" an education (i.e. math, literature, etc.)
I recommend you ensure whatever school you choose, make sure it also has Masters and/or Doctorate level courses offered. This will save you an awful lot of grief later on after you pick up your BS degree. There have been many folks that continue school after their four year degree, only to find the next school will not "fully accept" the BS degree and they try to make you take additional courses.
I recommend just biting the bullet, map out your degree and just resign yourself to start taking the necessary classes. You will quickly find the degrees will just "show up" on your wall. Time goes by very quickly.
Best of luck!
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As a technical person, you can hardly do anything to help yourself better than to get your degree. Unfortunately, I haven't found a quick path to get a degree as quickly as you would like, not even for any of the most technically gifted folks I've met. There are simply some fundamentally required courses that "round out" an education (i.e. math, literature, etc.) I recommend you ensure whatever school you choose, make sure it also has Masters and/or Doctorate level courses offered. This will save you an awful lot of grief later on after you pick up your BS degree. There have been many folks that continue school after their four year degree, only to find the next school will not "fully accept" the BS degree and they try to make you take additional courses. I recommend just biting the bullet, map out your degree and just resign yourself to start taking the necessary classes. You will quickly find the degrees will just "show up" on your wall. Time goes by very quickly. Best of luck!