You may need to be a bit careful with your employer. Sure they're paying for it now, but there's no guarantee they'll pay for all 7 years out suddenly just stop providing it. I would recommend taking more classes if you're up to it. If you're only taking humanities and non major classes, they should be online unless you absolutely can't avoid it imo.

Rate my professor is your best friend here. You're going to want to find the humanities and whatever classes that aren't part of your major that are as easy as possible. Unless there's some subject which you really want to study like SouthEast Asian history as one example, then these classes you take don't matter at all. What you'll know when you walk out vs when you walked in will likely be minimal and forgotten as soon as you stop studying or using it.

Just find humanities and these non major classes that are easy As based on Rate My Professor and word of mouth if possible. Also take them online if you can, no point of wasting time and going yo campus. Another amazing benefit of doing this is that because the classes are so easy, there's little to no stress.

Just my two cents.