<p>If you haven’t gone to a fine aid counselor, go immediately on Monday. Take any paper work you have to prove that you have a loan. What they MAY do is put you on a financial hold until the tuition is paid. If that happens, keep going to classes and keep up with your work. Pay the tuition as soon as the loan comes through and you’ll probably have to pay late fees. You’ll then be reinstated and you won’t be dropped from classes I don’t think. Don’t quit going to classes until you know for sure that you are no longer enrolled at UCLA. If you have a hold, it does not necessarily mean your classes have been dropped. Call the loan company if you haven’t already and explain the situation. If you for sure have the money coming and can prove this to them, they are usually willing to work with people. Your other option would be to go to Santa Monica city college, you may still have to pay OOS tuition I believe but not sure, then transfer back as a Jr. It may make it easier to get back in. Especially if you work and can prove you’ve lived in California for 2 years, changed you license, bank accounts, etc. You MAY be eligible for in state tuition. These are some things to look in to. My kids go to UCLA and this is the way I have seen other people handle the situation so just my opinion. Best of luck, sorry this is happening to you!</p>