Nontraditional college credit
Many accredited colleges offer a variety of options for earning nontraditional course credit, which should be sought first, to save time and money.

You can earn Self-Acquired Competency (SAC) credits (may have different name at various institutions) for a wide range of skills and life experiences. This requires compiling a portfolio for faculty evaluation to include but not limited to on-the-job training, work and volunteer experience, workshops, and seminars.

Coordinating multiple responsibilities
Like most women, you probably wear many hats. However, with a little planning and finesse you can develop workable solutions to allow time for your studies.