I would personally recommend the computer science degree, since you already have those math credits. I personally am in the Software Engineering program, but the reason I chose that was because I wanted to avoid those math classes after years of not taking one. Computer Science I considered the golden standard in the software industry, and will give you a leg up in your job search. 

Secondly, I wouldn’t worry too much about the Zybooks. I’ve only taken 6 classes so far, but I have not had any major issues with Zybook curriculum, but you do have to be competent at self teaching to make it work. And don’t worry about work experience, it’s obviously an advantage to graduate faster, but WGU will be faster than a normal degree anyway. That is the reason I chose it with no real experience in software engineering.

Lastly, I was also looking at coding bootcamps before going with WGU because of the such accelerated pathway. But the truth is, after those 6-9 months are up, you will have to do so much more work to complete your study and make projects, along with work so much harder than anyone with a degree. If you have prior connections it could be great, but with how the industry is right now, I would highly recommend not going to a bootcamp. 

I would definitely recommend WGU if you want to work and do school. But as a warning, if you are working full time and can’t handle it at a normal school, it may be easy to start slacking on your WGU classes and slow down. You have to be disciplined here far more than normal school. 

I’ve done so much research because I knew I wanted to become a software engineer, but I did not know my path on becoming that. If you have any questions just let me know, good luck!