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[C.Ann]

 

[bobcat]

Many brick and mortor schools have some classes online. You might want to check into any local universities and see what they offer. I have found that there have been more changes over the past ten years to make college easier for nontraditional students.

 

[Tina]

What field of study are you looking for? I attend Strayer University which has physical campuses in Virginia, DC, and North Carolina. They specialize in Bus/Accounting and IT. They offer all classes online as well as in the physical classroom. I have found it to be an excellent school. I attend 90% of my classes in the classroom, but have done a few online as well. I will be graduating with a BS in accounting in June. You can find out more at http://www.strayer.edu

 

[CBRorBust]

I've heard the The University of Phoenix has complete online degree's.

Also, most community colleges have either online courses or TV courses.


GOOD LUCK!

 

[browneyes]

A friend of mine is working on her Bachelor's through The University of Phoenix. She really loves it. She takes a class every 5-6 weeks (she gets her books at a fair rate online too). I believe she's supposed to be able to get her degree in less than 2 years (I'm thinking 14 or 16 months).

Good luck.