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Can I attend a different university after academic dismissal?

So I'm a computer science major at UCR who transferred here in Fall 2019 after spending 2 years at my local community college. During my first quarter here I ran into issues and ended up with a 1.40 GPA so I got categorized as "Subject to Dismissal." I'm waiting for a reply from my advisor but I believe I would need to get above a 2.0 GPA this quarter AND raise my cumulative GPA to above a 2.0 in order to stay. I can potentially get above a 2.0 GPA this quarter but it wouldn't bring my cumulative GPA above a 2.0 so I'm pretty sure I'm getting dismissed.

Would it be possible to go back to my community college and take a few classes to transfer to a different college? I don't know how this would work since 1) I would have been dismissed from UCR so everything would be on my record and 2) I've already gone through the community college route and even received an associates degree. Optimally, I would like to end up at CSUF since it's not too far from where I live and I have a friend in CS there who says it's great. I'm located in California if that helps with anything.
gpt
You can absolutely transfer to any other university you like. In the interests of academic integrity/honesty, you will need to submit transcripts, such as they are, from all institutions. People have been expelled for not doing this (in egregious cases, sure), so it is not something to play around with.

A better plan is to talk with your adviser and be honest about what happened to you, seeing what you can do to bring yourself back into good standing. You might need to look into counseling as well, and if it is a counseling concern that caused the situation, you should probably get that started now before doing anything more.

In the end, the university isn't your enemy here, and would actually prefer to find a way for you to graduate rather than kick you out. Do some research on what would be required to continue, and go to your adviser, prepared.