Looking for a good roadmap for Associate or Bachelors degree for Manufacturing jobs

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Hello all,
First time posting, but long-time browser. I'm looking to get some help on what direction I should take to get a degree. I work in the automotive manufacturing area, and without a degree, I can't get promotions. I just finished the Excel High School adult program to get my offical HS degree as I dropped out being a stupid teen. Thank you ahead for the help. 

Your Location: 
Michigan

Your Age:
38

What kind of degree do you want?: 
Associate or Bachelors
Business or electrical technology/engineering type of degree

I was looking at the TESU Associate in Science (A.S.) in Electronics Engineering Technology. This sounded interesting. 

Current Regional Accredited Credits: 
Grand Rapids Community College Total Credits -7 
TE103 Intermediate Technical Math -4 (D)
PS110 American Government -3 (A-)

Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits: 
None

Any certifications or military experience?:
None

Budget:
Cheaper the better, but I'm willing to spend what I need to get it done ASAP

Commitments:
I have a family and work full-time. Will get school work done when I find the extra time.


Dedicated time to study:
1-2 hr on weekdays and 2-4 hrs on the weekends

Timeline:
In the next 6-12 months

Tuition assistance/reimbursement:
My work will help with reimbursements if the college is accredited.