In my 30s and looking to finish my degree in Computer Engineer/Science

[RichardN]

I'd like to point out that "computer engineering" is not similar to "software engineering". They are quite different. For the most part courses in CE, CS, or SE cannot be tested out of anywhere that I am aware of. Is your goal to enter the industry? If so, which industry (doing what)?

Some ECE programs through distance:
Electrical & Computer Engineering 2+2 Program
Stony Brook University - Electrical Engineering Online
Electrical Engineering Degree | Electrical Engineering | Degrees | Online Distance | Extended Learning | Academics | UND: University of North Dakota
Online Electrical Engineering Degree ASU Online Degrees

Yes, I understand CE, SE, and CS are all different. I'm not really looking to enter the industry, but more awareness and just a desire to finish some technical degree. I'd like to just learn with an ability to speak more intelligently to my team (I run a tech start up) and perhaps get into the trenches if need be. Maybe someday fall back on IP Law in my later years, but that requires an engineering degree not CS (from what I know). At least that is my train of thought.

Another option is to complete the fastest technical degree with my current credits, to test out of as many units as I can and avoid taking courses. Perhaps that would be the TESU CIS Degree?