Study for CLEP's, apply those credits towards a school such as Thomas Edison, Penn Foster, or Excelsior. I got my B.S. Degree in Operations Management in a year and a half from Excelsior and it took me about 3 months to earn the credits through cleps, and transferred to University of Iowa where I am currently working on my Masters. Cost me about $5,000. There are some people who get their bachelors in 6 months but have literally no free time due to CLEP's. However, it wasn't really easy. A lot of people fail the test for credits. Probably 90% or more people who study through excelsior for degrees in nursing fail horribly at Clinical tests.
Most people can't self study and pass CLEP exams. I think this is how college should be, instead of professors and schools holding your hand through the entire process which would make the job market for graduates much better. I went and interviewed for a job against a guy who didn't know what the word "menial" meant in regards to job labor skill - and he