Programming I vs Cal 2

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Long story short, I work for state, free tuition, already have a masters in public administration, trying to slowly work towards something new, can only take up to 6 credits free a semester, both classes are 4 credits, so sophie's choice.

Calculus 2 is online because I work and can't make the hours offered. I got an A in Calculus 1 but it took a lot of effort and the instructor for Cal 2 is infamous for being difficult because he likes proofs and using uncommon math jargon (he has like a phd in math from russia or some shit). Also, I have to pay an extra $200 out of pocket which I really can't afford right now (online fee cuz state wont pay for that shit).

Programming is offered in person at like 6, but there are a couple of problems, first off, I am moving in a few months so its gonna be a bitch and a half drive back home. Also, interferes with my ability to get a second job (whole different discussion, point is I'm dead broke and living in Miami is expensive as shit). The only other problem is that I'm worried to take Programming 1 instead of Calculus 2 because the more time I wait between calculus 1 and 2, its only going to hurt me. Furthermore, before I can take higher level courses, I need to burn physics 1 and 2 (which can be a pain in the ass since frankly it means I'll go at least a year before I take another programming class).

The tentative alternative is take Calculus 2 in Spring in another school and hope for the best. I don't know what to do. Also can't do student loans because I already have a metric ton (not really worried about it because my payment plan is currently $0 a month and after 120 payments, shits forgiven, yes $0 counts, already confirmed, unless they repeal it, which they might because the government gave people like me a huge loop hole, even if they repeal it, the regular payment plans offer similar shit based on income, sorry for rant but once I start typing I don't stop lmao