I've considered and rejected a bunch of college programs that I might get some use from, and don't seem worth the time and expense.  I can keep doing container work without one.  This one, though, is short and targeted enough that I could see it giving me useful knowledge and certification, and fitting into what I want to do: general contracting, basically the construction project manager.

PCC offers the 2-year degree.  I have about a year's worth of community college general studies under my belt, so I might be able to make this happen in a reasonable timeframe.