At the undergraduate level, though, you are better off starting at your local community college. They may not offer all the courses you need online but at least a bulk of them you can start off online for basics that will transfer to other colleges. Plus you will have a counselor (they can also help via phone) who can advise you which courses will transfer to universities in your state.

Once you get more experience with college, talk to the counselor who can tell you what other online classes from other colleges will transfer to your initial associates or into the bachelors program you ultimately want to get into.

Online courses can be tougher because they require quite a bit of discipline but more and more people are doing it and you can too.

Good luck