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you might. If they are lenient, it might be on probation. Talk to your Financial Aid office.

You may be placed on financial aid probation, meaning that if you do not maintain a 2.0 GPA (may vary) this coming semester you will. Your best bet is talk to your advisor. If you do not maintain the 2.0 GPA, and are put on financial aid suspension, you will have to pay for 9 credits (also may vary) on your own before you are given another chance, possibly. The best advice I can say is if you are placed on probation do what you need to, to get those grades up. Financial aid follows you around to every college. If it is too much, you may want to cut your classes down to two per semester. Talk to your advisor or someone in the financial aid office.

Without question you will be placed on a an academic and financial aid probation for the Spring semester and if you fail to bring up your grades you aid will be taken away.

Get a tutor and ask the Professors for a better understanding of the material being taught.

Most colleges give you the average of the first two semester your freshman year, before they take your aid away, so you may be able to salvage things with a really good performance spring semester. But you definately need to buckle down and get to work, as you will definately be on academic probation.

You'll lose any scholarship. Financial aid youll still get next semester, your school is going to put you on academic probation probably meaning you HAVE to get atleast a 2.0 (at my school) the next semester then youll be off probation. If you dont reach the GPA required and number classes theyll suspend you for a while.

Check on your school website for the specifics, thats just what my school does.

yes you will lose everything. get ready for a f*cked up sh*ttastic life