<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

My freshman year of college, I went to a university I knew I may not end up liking. It was a strict religious university, but it was cheap and I was making my family happy by attending. When I was there, I was extremely unhappy. My grades showed it. I came home after a semester because I was worried about my Grandma who was close to dying. I decided that I wanted to sign up for online classes while home, so I signed up for 5.

On the day of the next semester, my home burned down. For the first week or two, my family and I were trying to figure everything out and where to stay. I e-mailed my professors what was going on and that I was still interested in their classes, but they told me to drop. I stubbornly refused and did my best to continue the classes. With being busy with the house and the emotional toll of my Grandma dying, I couldn't handle it. I called the school to drop the courses and they told me I was too late. I ended up getting 5 fails and on academic probation.

My Grandma passed, but I decided to still stay home to help my family with rebuilding our house. I met my boyfriend and we have almost been together a year. I don't have any plans of going back to school lately, as I have been doing really well at a local community college. I am still taking online classes through my old university. However, I am realizing that online classes aren't for me. I am almost 100% sure I am going to fail two of my classes this semester, and I can't afford to. I plan on transferring one day, but I keep doing poorly at my old university. I don't want to go back/can't afford to. What can I do?
<bot>: Left my old university because I wasn't happy and took online courses. I realized I work better in a classroom setting and am failing two online courses. I've been on academic probation. Need advice.