<human>: My situation:

So, after graduating high school I attended a non-prestigious university with plans of transferring to a more rigorous institution after a year. I ended getting a 3.5 GPA after 1 year and got accepted to UT Austin, the college of my choice. I went in as a CS major and immediately could not adjust to the difficulty spike; I ended up having to drop the intro programming course twice, among several other lower level CS courses over the period of 1.5 years. The reason I kept at it was because I absolutely loved the major, but I realized I could not keep up with the difficulty at UT. 

So I was on probation for a semester, then back out of it, but after 2 years at the university, I got dismissed. Took a semester off, still dedicated on returning and succeeding, I tried taking other science intro courses like biology and chemistry when I returned. Again, I absolutely *loved* the material; it was clear that science is a huge passion of mine, but I again got abysmal grades and ended up being dismissed for a second time. So this is where I end up now, with a 1.4 GPA leaving the university, and a bit lost on what to do :\

I'm thinking about transferring to a far less rigorous university, but what kind of chances do I have with that gpa? Would I have to take SAT/ACT again? I'm just really lost, but I don't wanna give up yet. In the time I had off from school I realized I'd be even more completely lost without a degree, so it's something I still want to pursue. Thanks for any direction at all..

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<bot>: Fucked up badly twice; dismissed from college with 1.4 GPA. Want to transfer to an easier institution. Is it possible with my shitty grades?