Yeah there are many options. One thing you can do if you have any other advanced qualification and work experience is directly enroll in an online master's program. Some universities allow it. Some will take passing certain exams at the same level as bachelor but those exams do not require you to spend 4 years specifically. You can take them anytime depending on knowledge.
This way, you can speech run through an advanced degree in 2 years remotely while working full time. OMSCS has good reputation and there are other solid programs.
At last, you could also do part time university targetted at adults which provide more leeway in attendance or group activities.
You might, but it comes so late in life is it really worth it? I worked while my friends went to college. They're now starting to see these doors open. I'm ready to retire.
That said there are ways to get those qualifications at your own pace and much cheaper. Find a way to speed run a degree. It'll be worth it.