u/EfromSL123

Preferably people who got accepted within the last 4-5 yrs. Could you share some insights on the questions below...

Background: Back in school later on in life (in my mid-late 20s) with about 6+ yrs project management experience, I've completed my gen ed classes & working on my math & science classes next (I have not taken Calc 1 yet)...I am aware I have a journey ahead of me before completing my degree which is fine with me. I don't have the privilege to not work while in school so will be balancing work as well

Will AP college classes make that much of a difference or is there still a chance I could get in? (when that time comes)
At this point, will SAT & ACT scores make that much of a difference or is there still a chance I could get in? I've never taken any of those 🥴
Could you please share what you did (stats, essays, etc.) that you believe helped you get into the program?

For people who got approved into the Civil Engineering Program (Bachelors)