<human>: I'm 20 years old, a computer science major, and currently in my third year at a state university, with 20 credits under my belt (technically 37 as I have 17 credits at a community college).

My first semester of college, I took 18 credits and landed myself with a 2.2 gpa. I then took a two credit winter course to boost my gpa up, got an A in it, and brought my cumulative gpa up to a 2.38.

The following semester, I decided to take 12 credits and ended up failing two of my classes. My cumulative gpa dropped to a 1.6, and I was put on academic probation.

The summer passed, I took calculus I at a local community college and got an A. However, I've yet to transfer the credits over.

I failed all of my classes the following fall semester of what should have been my sophomore year and was suspended from university for an entire semester.

I spent the semester at community college, took 13 credits and got an A in every class with absolutely no effort.

It's been a year since then, and I just finished taking all of my finals. I am not sure whether or not I'll be coming out with a gpa over 2.0, and if I don't, I will be dismissed from college.

I turn to you Reddit. What are my options if I get kicked out? Oh, and in case it matters, my reasons for failing are that a vast majority of the classes I took required a background in their fields of study that I didn't have. Math and computer science are my strong suit, but I am completely lost when it comes to writing, art, history, etc..

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<bot>: I'm 20 years old, I've been taking the wrong courses for three years, and might get kicked out from college. What's next?