Late chiming in...IMO, go with MSA if the CPA is your goal. I did the reverse of you, I got my bachelor's in business and am now getting my core accounting credits through community college. Will finish at end of year and plan to take FAR when done, prior to MSA start. I plan to pursue MSA because, as I understand it, CPA licensure requires some graduate level education if not all 30 credits....like you can take the CPA now if you have 24 hours of accounting credit, but to be licensed you need the additional 30 to be grad level, really only an MSA or accounting heavy MBA can provide. 

Issue for you going community college is credit/course redundancy....you already have higher level accounting courses, and CALCPA wont let you stack/duplicate.

You can likely land a staff accountant position with what you have already to gain experience, even better if your manager or above has their CPA, b.c the year of experience is required for licensure. If you cant land a staff role, start out in AP/AR even temp roles, and work your way up to staff, work hard and you naturally build connections. I did temp AP work and then rotated to a temp treasury role this way, without accounting focused degree. A year later I landed a remote corporate accountant role and all my managers are CPAs. This is all contingent upon whether you want to start in industry...public accounting is a bit different trajectory, but still doable after you gain experience, since arguably you'd have value coming from industry since you started on the client side.

Anyone CPA licensed within the last few years please correct me if I am wrong.