Technical Degree Via Distance Learning ?

Q. I am trying to find a distance learning program where I can achieve a bachelor's degree in computer science or something close. I have a two year Electrical Engineering Technology degree, a degree in mechanical drafting and I am a licensed Master Electrician. Plus, I estimate I have over 1200 hours of seminar and structured training instruction -- like SUN Solaris system administration. None of these achievements qualifies me for a bachelor's degree in computer science (or any technical field) without attending classes. As far as I can tell, they aren't offered in a distance learning program for people with only an associate degree.

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