There are a lot of degrees that are related to computer technology, and the job possibilities are almost endless when you have a technology-related degree. You could get a Computer Science (CS) degree, but it will require you to take a lot of math. Another degree you could pursue is an Information Technology (IT) degree or an Computer Information Systems (CIS) degree. An IT and CIS degree will not require nearly as much math as a CS degree. I am a CS major, and it is a little more difficult than the CIS degree at my school. I had to take a lot more math, and I have to take more programming classes than CIS majors. Here are some links that will explain the different type of computer-related degrees:

http://www.worldwidelearn.com/technology-degree/index.html

http://www.online-education.net/information-technology-degrees.html

http://www.directdegree.com/distance_learning_resource/curriculum/it_computer/computer_science_degree_with_distance_learning.html

I hope this helps you.