CC transfer to a top college advice

I went back to a local community college in my 30s and have done well. I will get my associates degree in the spring with a 3.7 gpa. It was a long road back to school for me so I will provide some details. I dropped out of high school due to an extremely abusive home that came along with severe anxiety and depression issues. I received my GED shortly after and tried my hand at a different CC. I stopped attending classes and didn’t even bother withdrawaling. I went back again at 21 and left after a month due to anxiety. I went away to a hospital to get myself better (it worked) but again no withdrawals.

I’ve been fortunate to work in corporate America and ascend the corporate ladders with success. I found myself wanting more, career wise and I needed to pursue things I loved. I decided to go back to school to become a lawyer (bad decision. Haha). Here I am two years in with ok grades and am looking to transfer to a good school. I took the SAT and scored a tad higher than 1500. I am not sure how this reflects because I probably should have learned and forgotten this stuff 4x over by now.

Here is my problem. I had no idea that good colleges do not take transfer students who took online classes towards their degree. I really wanted to try and get into a good private school to finish my undergrad. Anyone have any advice or experience with anything like this?

Thanks!

Where do you live and what schools can you commute to?
Or do you want to move wherever the college is?
If you can move, Columbia cgs sounds perfect for you.
If you’re a woman, Wellesley, Bryn Mawr… have special programs for returning women.

I live on the east coast. I actually wouldn’t mind moving, that doesn’t bother me. I appreciate the suggestions but I am not a female.

As another poster alluded before Columbia University School of General Studies may be perfect for you. https://gs.columbia.edu/

Awesome! Thanks for the link! I will take a look at the program. I was also looking at Penn. Is this a reasonable idea?