Hi,
From top of my head:
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Florida Institute of Technology
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology
University of North Dakota
All of them offer university degrees with FAA Certificates if money is not an issue. University degree, especially in the states and flight training is very expensive. But non of them lands you a flying job in the US. F1 visa students used to be able to gain hours after earning CFI rating by instructing after graduation but I am not sure how are the things nowadays. If you have right to work and live in the US then it’s a completely different story.
If you provide more details about your current situation and where would you like to work/plan to work as a pilot you might get some valuable advice from the people on this forum.
Have you considered cadet program with your flag career? They have cadet program if I’m not mistaken. Might be a good option with guaranteed job on a jet after flight training.