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Yes. You will. And you will be suspended from your community college. Further education (in a university) is no longer possible for you. You might look into joining the military. Also, you will need to repay any student grants or loans you received.

Yes. Its 100% true what user Rustic B said. You will lose financial and won't be able to go to a University. I was in a similar situation as you and the academic counselor told me I would lose financial aid and won't be allowed to return to the college for a year and won't be able to go to a university. But I brought my grades up at the last minute.

Of course you still get suspended if it's a community college. Just because it's a 2 year institute instead of 4 doesn't mean they have lower standards.

In order to keep your aid, you'd need to bring your overall GPA up to a certain level. There's no way an F, D, C will bring your GPA up at all - in fact, it will go down. So your aid will be suspended. In addition, you'll be put on academic suspension - you'll be removed from the school.

Count on it.

After being placed on probation, for basically failing (because D's are not passing grades either), you would think you should know the rules to keep your aid.

One would think that community college is supposed to be a second chance for you to succeed if you didn't in high school.

I suggest you reevaluate your direction in life...maybe school isn't for you.