If it’s from a good university then don’t worry about it. On your physical degree, it’s not going to say “online degree,” it’s going to look like any other degree. The only way an employer will know if you got it online will be if you tell them. I’m getting my masters from a respected university and the university only offers it online, which sucks, because I actually like being on campus. Online can actually be much harder than attending on campus, and there will be some subjects that are heIIa hard to learn online, like some math classes, and I would fail if I tried to take a math class online, because I learn better in a classroom setting. I’m trying to switch majors and transfer to another university and the university I want to go to only offers the degree online, lol, but I looked at the staff credentials and I’ll have to say that I’ll be very proud to graduate from this university and learn under the tutelage of such outstanding professors who are professionals in their field.

This depends on what you want and what you can handle. The degree and work experience will definitely help you become a good contender for the job and get higher pay. You know your life better than the rest of us and you have to decide if it’s worth it or not. I know what I would do based on my own wants and goals, but mine are different than yours. The good thing about online classes is that you can work on your own time, even at 3am, if that’s the only time you have to complete school work.