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You might try an accelerated program for working adults that allows you to earn credits by writing papers on your life experience as well as transferring in previous college credits. University of San Francisco has programs where you attend class once a week with other working professionals. The professors are generally people who actually work in the field, rather than lifelong "academics" who have never lived and worked in the real world. They have satellite campuses all over the Bay Area.

It's usually the lower division general ed classes where you have to hold your nose. If you have to take them, do what others have suggested. Stand your ground, be able to back up what you say. You might be the light in the darkness to young mush heads who've never been exposed to anything other than liberal tripe. Make your points respectfully but firmly and be prepared to back them up. You might even find it fun!