Easiest civil engineering colleges to get accepted into

Hey folks! So, I've chosen civil engineering as my field of study, and I'm currently exploring colleges. The thing is, my academic record isn't very strong, but I'm willing to work hard. Can anyone recommend some colleges where the civil engineering admissions aren't too stringent?

Absolutely, there are quite a few colleges out there that have more lenient admissions standards when it comes to civil engineering. In no particular order, here are a few options:

1. University of North Dakota: Known for its Engineering programs, it has an acceptance rate of approximately 83%. The university offers a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering program.

2. University of Nevada–Reno: This school has a more than 80% acceptance rate and its Civil Engineering program ranks among top 100 in the country.

3. University of Maine: The school has an acceptance rate of about 90%, and it offers a Civil Engineering program that is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET.

4. Northern Arizona University: Its acceptance rate is above 80% and it's well-known for its College of Engineering.

5. Oregon Institute of Technology: They offer a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering program and their acceptance rate is 90%, which is relatively higher than most engineering schools.

Remember, though, admission into any program relies on other factors as well, such as the strength of the rest of your application (like your essay), your references, and any extracurriculars you might have. So make sure you take the time to prepare a strong application to maximize your chances of admission.

Also, while you obviously want to make sure to apply to programs where you're likely to be accepted, I would also encourage you to apply to a few 'reach' schools as well. You never know—they might see potential in you even if your academic performance isn't strong! Good luck with your applications!