Consider attending a community college. The majority of community colleges have open admission policies. This means that if you've earned a high school diploma or its equivalent, you'll be admitted. Many two-year schools have no application deadline, too, which gives you more time to make a decision.
Most community colleges have flexible course schedules.
You can take a class when it's most convenient to you. Similarly, many two-year colleges offer distance learning and extension programs. In general, educators at community colleges have the same credentials as those at four-year colleges. However, most community college professors are there to teach, rather than engage in research. Therefore, you're likely to be taught by senior faculty rather than teaching assistants.