I was in a similar situation several years back with an associates degree in computer programming/systems analysis. I got a BS in computer science from Park University.
Make sure you talk to a counselor there since the CS degree (at least in 2007) wasn't listed as a degree you could get online. I talked to a counselor and it turned out that after considering transfer credits from my associates degree, I was able to take all my remaining classes online except one. I had to go to a local community college and take Calculus II and then transfer the credits to Park. I was also able to be exempted from a couple of the intro programming classes based on work experience. Total cost to me was about $10,000 and it took two years.
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I was in a similar situation several years back with an associates degree in computer programming/systems analysis. I got a BS in computer science from Park University. Make sure you talk to a counselor there since the CS degree (at least in 2007) wasn't listed as a degree you could get online. I talked to a counselor and it turned out that after considering transfer credits from my associates degree, I was able to take all my remaining classes online except one. I had to go to a local community college and take Calculus II and then transfer the credits to Park. I was also able to be exempted from a couple of the intro programming classes based on work experience. Total cost to me was about $10,000 and it took two years.
It would have been nice if they had included another test where the driver was talking to a passenger sitting physically right beside them.