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Petersons has guides to accredited distance degrees, available at your local library or they have websites with these directories as well. With regard to the problem of graduate schools having issues with online degrees and the possible lack of contact with professors or classroom discussion, as the poster below noted, you might consider hybrid degrees where most work is online, but there are scheduled conferences and class meetings as well.

I wish you the best, and I do believe that distance degrees, fom accredited schools especially those with a brick and mortar backup, are the way to go, a trend that will continue to grow. You might speak to those graduate schools you are considering to get the scoop from them ahead of time, as to their possible prejudices or expectations. If their university offers distance degrees, then they can't legitimately argue taht thsoe onlien degrees are of less value!