Give up. You're not mentally prepared to do anything to help your situation, in reality you're just fucking yourself in the ass with a cactus.

Heal your mind and soul first, then consider your academic future, since you're not currently taking it seriously.

>>17219421
Well, if I don't retake them I'll be kicked out of college for good, so it's my only hope for my academic future.

Yeah, I too would recommend some rnr. But go see your school's psychologist. Obviously you need to work shit out.

sauce: me on academic probation for the 3rd time in almost 4 years.

>>17219428
Our school doesn't have a psychologist. We can have access to some, but they're not related to the uni. (I don't live in the US and mental heath isn't much of a concern here).

Any advice ?

I'm in the exact situation famalam. Sadly when reality kicks in there was a point for me when I realized that there is no magic waifu saving me.

If you failed already before with less courses, you will fail this time, too. You have literally two options here (in my opinion, maybe there are people out there who have more advice):

- Studying EFFECTIVELY every day for at least 45min for every class you have to retake (don't forget to rest in between your study sessions).

- Go to some kind adviser, maybe they let you take only half of courses and then you finish the rest next semester or so.

Good luck, shamalam.

>>17219640
Adviser doesn't care. For most of the first semester, I couldn't live in the flat I was renting due to insalubrity. I had to go back to my parents' place and commute 5 hours every day, which was horrible. He pretty much said it was my problem. That fucked my motivation.

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>>17219416
Man, I really do not understand these post.
You already KNOW what you need to do.
Study like MAD obviously.
You're looking for some support/attention not advice.
Let me run it down:
>Hey guys i did bad in terms of grade and I'll be kicked out of college
>SHOULD I STUDY??
Gee I don't fucking know