Academically disqualified - transferring back?

<p>I went to UCSD for one year. My first quarter I did alright, B+'s and a C or two. The next quarter I messed up on my final and failed a math course, but I passed my other two classes, but I was put on academic probation. The Spring of 2011 messed me up. I basically cracked under all the pressure of me being the first person in our family to go to college and the courses were too difficult for me to handle. I slacked off and it piled up and although I got a big grant our family had trouble paying for college. I withdrew from two of my classes and failed the other one. This left me with a terrible 1.68 UC GPA and academic disqualification.</p>

<p>I didn't appeal since I wanted to stay home for a while and straighten my priorities up. UCSD was far from home and I couldn't handle everything, it was too overwhelming for me.</p>

<p>I've been attending CC at my local ghetto college. I am in my second semester and I am retaking that class I failed last year. I'm pretty sure I will get a 4.0 this semester. Last semester I also got a 4.0 (5 classes, 13 units) and this semester I am taking 12. This brings me to a total of 59.678 units (I have many AP tests - econ, both english tests, calc bc, US history)...</p>

<p>I plan on trying to transfer to CalState when applications open up in October. I was wondering if it was possible to reapply to UCSD and get accepted and how would I do this? In just one year I felt I have matured much more and I feel more passionate about my major in engineering.</p>

<p>I took education for granted and realize I was an idiot who couldn't take the stress. Our family's financial situation is still pretty bad, but better than before.</p>

<p>i would like to know what will happen too lol
i did the exact same thing but in a CSU my freshman year
now at my ghetto cc wondering if ill ever get back to a real college</p>

<p>I think this just puts you back in the category of people who went to a CC right out of high school in the first place. My friend wants to transfer from a private college with a good transcript to Irvine and was told she needed to get to 60 units at a CC and then can come in as a transfer. That seems to be the way all the California schools are unless you are just transferring form one UC to another. Good luck, you will make it back for your Junior and Senior years.</p>