Statistics show that there’s a correlation between act score and mcat score- although a bit less with the new mcat. Your act score, combined with your current performance, mean an uphill battle. Not impossible, but a really hard, daily hardcore fight.
It means reviewing material starting from scratch on khan academy and crash course.
It means building a reasonable schedule - slow ND steady wins the premed race.(How many premeds faltered because they took calculus, biology plus lab, and chemistry plus lab during their first semester freshman year - when taking either chemistry or bio starting the spring would have allowed them one semester longer used to the pace and demands of college?)
It means planning seriously for a major that will allow you to work after college. So, not biology.
It means having a plan B and a plan C beside me school.
It means working right now on cna or emt certification - get experience and save money.
Join a lab and assist a professor or talk, then once you’ve shown your mettle do research, in order to have a research position while you take your glide year (take mcat in spring senior year, then the following year go on interviews and do research/work as emt /have a job.)
For now, what does your second semester look like? Will you be able to take a class over the summer (at a college near your home)?