It's a big field. I guess the question to ask would be what is your goal. As they ask the kids, what do you want to be when you grow up?

I'm assuming you're looking at becoming a two-way radio tech.

I can't recommend a school, but I might suggest a degree to ask schools about. I think the best match would be for you to persue an Electrical Engineering degree. I'd ask if the particular school has the ability to offer a concentration in radio electronics.

It might be a tad crammed to fit a concentration into an AS schedule, though. Perhaps you would consider going for a bachelor's degree? If four years is too much time, the compromise would be to get a BT (Bachelor of Technology) in Electrical Engineering.... That's a three-year degree and some community and junior colleges offer them.

BTW, the fact that you are alread a ham can't hurt matters any. It opens the door to all kinds of experimentation. If you want the most out of your degree, you have to experiment with the stuff you learn, plain and simple.

Good Luck.