Pressure of being a failing student

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I’m not sure where to start here so I’ll just dive in.

I just found out that I failed my calculus based physics class for the second time. I have been an undergraduate since 2010. I have failed pre calc 2 times, calc 1 3 times, calc 2 4 times and a couple other random general ed classes. I’m getting to the point where I just want to give up on college but I’ve worked so hard. I only have 6 classes left to graduate. I’ve accessed every resource possible. (Tutors, peers, advisors, etc). I’ve attended three different colleges just to find good professors but I think I am the problem. I’m on academic probation so I’m working full time so I can pay for my own classes. I just seem to be stuck and I feel absolutely hopeless. Everyone around me does/did very well in college. Any advice is welcomed.

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What are you majoring in? What degree are you trying to get? Are you at CC and if not where are you?

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Six classes seems close. Unless you are in a major that doesn’t suit you and they are all/mostly in that major. I will say that many majors don’t require Calc, and if you had come out here a few years ago you probably would have gotten advice to find a major that doesn’t require as much math. Are you close to having credits to graduate in any major that doesn’t require Calc?