<human>: I was in my last semester of doing prereq for my professional school. This was the only class I needed before I was completely finished, and I got a D in it. I had the chance to drop and take it in the summer, but stupid me thought I'd stay and try my best and I'll be fine. Obviously, that didn't work out. 

I feel so completely lost. I don't even know what to do. This was a straight out of highschool acceptance to a Graduate Program. All I had to do was take the prereq's, maintain a 3.2, and never get below a C. And I somehow just managed to fuck it all up. I'm scared because now I'm facing an empty future. I feel so utterly stupid, and I can't even imagine what to tell my parents. They've already paid the $1,000 deposit. I'm scared of disappointing them, hurting them, and how angry they will be.

What can I do? Most schools are more likely to accept someone with a Bachelor's than someone who just did 2 years of prereq, so I don't think I can just apply to another school. And most importantly, how do I go about telling my parents? I don't want to add more financial burdens on them by staying in school longer...:'( I even live at home and commute to school.

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<bot>: Got a D. Won't be going to Professional School. How do I go about telling my parents? What can I do from here? Does anyone have any advice on how they've bounced back from an experience like this?