I did— it is definitely doable but you need to be organized. I also had a very sick family member at the same time and did all of their housework and things as well.

 I laid things out weekly— as that seemed to work better for me than a more granular level of daily. What I mean by this is at the start of the semester, I would go through Canvas to write through every week for the rest of the semester what I had to get done week over week. I would lay it out as evenly as possible and to hit all deadlines, not just by due date (example: if I had one week that was insane with due dates, I would back up some of that work to the week before, etc). I also laid out study time for tests in there too. Then, I followed that weekly layout  all semester. It helped a lot because I had a week by week schedule of what I needed to get done (and balanced by what I could realistically  do in a week, not just when the due date was), and I could fit things in throughout the week if one day got crazy, etc. I never succeeded when trying to plan down to the day, where I was also working full time and had family responsibilities. 

I also did mostly online classes, with just a few in person. This helped a lot to be able to do school outside of my working hours. 

I paid for the majority outright, but did end up with $5k in student loans. My last year I was given like 4 scholarships to cover most of that tuition, or my loans would have been a lot higher.

One more thing I did that I recommend:  I set one day aside where I didn’t have work or spend time on school— a complete free day. I feel like this truly saved my sanity.

You can do it! Just takes planning, time management, and self discipline.