<p>Miss.Dominique, your letter of suspension from the school should have given you the criteria to get reinstated. Usually it is only one term, not an entire year. Usually you have to apply for re-admission with what you have learned and what you will do to improve. It will also tell you if you are allowed to take classes in the mean time or not. Some schools prohibit transfer of any credits during suspension. Others require you to bring grades up in a community college prior to re-admission. Go to the community college admissions office and check it out. They will know what your options are, including funding options… </p>
<p>I also urge you to get screened for depression. Many of the things you say lead me to believe that the separation and adjustment were harder on you and could have led to depression and a vicious cycle depleting your energy. Do you have a doctor? If not see if there is a community health services or if you can access your university services. If you register in the community college they may have resources. Good luck. The best way forward is one step at a time.</p>