It sounds great being able to take classes online, so you can continue to work full time as you get an education. Unless it is an online program with a community college or well established university, don't trust it. It should be a regular university that students physically attend that has online classes. This is the only type of university you can trust.

Instructors rarely post or interact with their students. They don't give recommendations, so you can get a job afterwards. Minimal help getting help with a job when you finish and isn't that the point of an education anyways?

I am currently enrolled in a Capella University doctorate program. I met with my instructors at a residency meeting over a weekend and met my classmates. Very informative. The instructors are very knowledgeable and the first class I took was difficult, but I learned a great deal. Would recommend Capella as a great online university that is accredited.