From what you have said, I assume that you have not taken any college courses or, if you have, it has only been one or two. In order to be accepted to most nursing programs, you must have a number of non-nursing courses such as English 101 and 102, Intro to Psych, Developmental Psych, Chemistry, etc. Some of the science courses do require a lab but other courses can be taken online. I would go talk to an advisor in the nursing programs in your area to find out what their "general education" requirements are. Once you know those, you should be able to find a university or college that teaches that course online. You should be able to complete some or all of your gen eds online. (For those that require a lab, consider nigth courses or weekend courses at your local community college.)
Once the gen eds are complete and you have been accepted to a nursing program, you will have to attend the nursing courses in person. After you get your associate degree in nursing, you can go back to the internet to complete your bachelor's online...and, if you are still excited, you can even do a master's online.
Good luck!