How to proceed?

[Bearcat999]

I'm going to continue this thread to ask for more info and give an update.  

Your Location: State and Country
Your Age: 50's
What kind of degree do you want?: Liberal Arts 
Budget: I'd like to go the cheapest route possible, but will consider spending more for shorter time.  Money is a secondary concern.  
Commitments: Honestly, just spouse and my pets. 
Dedicated time to study: 15-20 hours weekly.
Timeline: This is my primary objective. Finishing quickly. 
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: None. 
Here is where I currently stand;

RA
Univ Cincinnati
Psychology ll 3
Economics 3
Moral/Political Ideas 3
Note- These were quarter classes


Sophia
Principle of Management 3
Intro to IT Technology 1
Business Law 3
US History 1 3
US History 2 3
Essential of Managing Conflict 1
IT Career Exploration 3
Developing effective teams 1
Intro to Business 3
Ancient Greek Philosophers 3
Environmental Science 3
Art History 1 3
Art History 2 3
Intro to Ethics 3
Financial Accounting 3
Conflict Resolution 3
Visual Communications 3
Microeconomics 3
Macroeconomics 3
Human Biology 3
Project Management 3
Workplace Communication 3
Nutrition 3
Approaches to Studying Religion 3
Personal Finance 3
Intro to Sociology 3
Spanish l 3
75

Total Sophia 75
Total RA ?

Here are some things I learned along the way that I have to consider when choosing a school"
I have received 100's on all Sophia Touchstones.  I'm a decent writer, but I can also become frozen and take longer than I should.  
I have found that while I had no issues with math previously, I am struggling there.  Even the Sophia intro to college Math is giving me trouble. 
My choice of school may be dictated by the easiest math requirement.  
I like UMPI, but would rather avoid biology with lab if possible. Although I will if they accept an easier alternative math requirement. 
I like TESU. But I am not close on RA credits, so if that is a choice, I have to figure that out.  Also I don't really understand the residency waiver or their timelines.  
Excelsior may be a decent choice, but again, not sure if math will be an obstacle. 

I have also looked at the Pierpoint AA BOG.  Not sure how useful that would be or how I should proceed if I want to head down that road.  

Thanks, you guys have helped a lot!

So considering the time factor (finishing as quickly as possible) and the math issue, any advice?