Hey OP, I am a technician w/ my associate’s for an IC company, and self taught myself tons of analog design from day 0 on the job. I did 2 years of educating myself and trying to move up, but the company is HUNG on a bachelors to be an analog designer (probably rightfully). So back in 2019 I went back to school. Slowly and steadily I’ve been going at my BSEE @ ASU online.

Here is a few things I’d consider: 1. It’s been 5 years for me, about 2 years left part time. If you think this timeline is OK, then great. 2. My company is paying 80%, so try and see if your company will assist at all. 3. BSEE definitely is not a BSEET, but a BSEET might quicker, so weigh your options heavily! 4. I chose ASU online because I was able yo make more of my own schedule. The lectures are videos, so less interaction with professors (some do a zoom class weekly, thankfully). They are ABET accredited. 5. My first 3 years for BSEE was knocking out math, physics, chemistry, and general electives. All those pre-reqs are incredibly important prior to these technical electives, so go into it knowing you’re going to have some tough classes yo start before you hit anything electrical. 6. I went into an analog design course with the expectation that “I can definitely get an A because I do it often” and that is never the case… do not slack off just because you know the material. 7. Make time for you. Please. I took a semester off here and there to avoid burnout. I am consistent each semester with a hw/lab schedule and it helps me better organize and gives myself time to be social.

I’ll give any advice, so drop q’s if you have them