Timeline for I am on scholastic warning. What should I do? [closed]

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May 15 at 13:00	history	edited	nograd	CC BY-SA 4.0	deleted 98 characters in body
May 15 at 3:33	history	closed	Sursula Jon Custer Buzz AppliedAcademic David White		Not suitable for this site
May 12 at 20:59	comment	added	m123		To make the habit of studying, you can start with small portions of time and increase it gradually. Since you lost this habit by being far from education, it is hard for you to start by long hours and keep concentration.
May 12 at 6:48	history	became hot network question
May 12 at 0:24	vote	accept	nograd
May 11 at 23:53	answer	added	Nate Eldredge		timeline score: 14
May 11 at 23:08	history	edited	nograd	CC BY-SA 4.0	deleted 62 characters in body
May 11 at 20:14	comment	added	A rural reader		Conversation with your advisor and a bit of self reflection on how you got here might be in order now. Your lab mates put you down?
May 11 at 19:08	review	Close votes
May 15 at 3:33
May 11 at 17:16	comment	added	cag51♦		I'm not sure anyone outside of your university can help you with this. Certainly they wouldn't have given you a warning if there was no path forward for getting your GPA back over the threshold. But what those paths may be, only your department knows.
May 11 at 16:57	history	edited	Sursula	CC BY-SA 4.0	deleted 86 characters in body
May 11 at 15:54	comment	added	Jon Custer		Discuss options with the grad chair or department chair.
S May 11 at 15:50	review	First questions
May 12 at 0:25
S May 11 at 15:50	history	asked	nograd	CC BY-SA 4.0