I know it's been a while since you posted, but I hope I can help a little.
Let me start w/ a question:
What is your goal with your degree? What do you want to do?
If your goal is simply to work in IT, and not be a developer/architect etc al, you might consider a business degree like a business management IT. I'm currently working on a double MBA @ Western Governor's University (Regionally and Nationally Accredited) which is a NON PROFIT organization and all online.
THAT BEING SAID, it's no breeze, and I just finished a math course with some trig in it, but to be honest, the focus on the final was MUCH more towards problem solving, probability and quantitative mathematics.
This might be an option for you to consider, but know that online learning is different that very different from institutional learning ( I spent my first semester at Texas Tech University), and in some cases is very rewarding as you can go at your pace, and other times frustrating because you have to figure things out for yourself.
I don't know if this information helps, but I figured I'd at least try to get you an answer.