What associate or bachelor’s degree should I get as a 92A?

Supply chain management is very good it's a sure employment because everyone organizations need them

https://www.europe.umuc.edu/

I think this might be available for online where you are, it was listed on that last page I'd sent in, their management programs might be quite suitable for you, possibly, I'd thought...actually, being as it's a state school, I'd also gathered that, for active-duty students, even if one might not be a state resident, for an online program, generally, I'd read it "might" be possible to only need to pay in-state rates, and Univ. of MD is a quite good school...given that it's listed on that page for the educ ofc for where I gather you are, at least from what I saw, I actually think UMUC could in fact be a quite good option for you, I'd certainly call them, if at all possible, and ask for their mil/vet student ofc to chat with them, if nothing else, you know? Just some further thoughts, for whatever they might be worth, honest....

As others pointed out below, many good legitimate educational options exist. Be careful that you avoid unaccredited and for-profit schools while in service or as a future veteran. Some have higher cost with weaker benefits. https://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2016/01/29/464579497/veterans-to-higher-ed-big-room-for-improvement