I think I've mentioned before that my husband got his degree online. He spent two hours driving every day, had a young family with another on the way (then, not now. Don't get any wrong ideas), and had a full-time job, it's the only way to get your degree. He had already gone to college in person at that point. That's where we met. But when he found out I was pregnant with our first child, he knew he had to get a full-time job. Years later, he wanted to finish his degree, so he used a degree online program.

Now he has a degree in computers, and a good paying job. He is farther along at a younger age because he was able to do full-time school and a full-time job. And when my husband goes back to school to get his Masters, it will probably be with an online University for the same reasons.

Although he didn't go there, check out Capella University if you are looking for an online degree. They have lots of program choices in undergraduate and graduate degrees.