Pick the one that suits your needs - https://roadmap.sh/

Low time preference advice: learn Common Lisp. The essence of Common Lisp is that it is a programmable programming language. Most other programming languages lack the sort of programmability that Common Lisp provides. That probably doesn't make sense to you now, but I promise it will make sense eventually.

A word on the parentheses. They may seem superfluous at first, but they are extremely important. After learning Common Lisp, you will miss them in other languages. I know I do.

Here's some free books on Common Lisp:
https://gigamonkeys.com/book/ (2003)
https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/LispBook/book.pdf (1990)
https://leanpub.com/lovinglisp/read (2011, gets updated periodically)

You’re likely to get better advice if you provide a little more info on:

• your existing background (technical or otherwise)
• what you think you might like to build

If you’re totally unsure about the second one, at least some info on what inspired you to pursue programming.

It depends on your commitment levels, timeline, and goals. I think CS college curriculums are pretty good but definitely a low time preference thing, expensive (if you don’t qualify for aid), and aren’t super targeted/vocational.