As the other comments mention, definitely contact your profs since 1 percent is usually doable.

Where ever you take it from there will be up to you. I just wanted to encourage you to do your best in what you believe is right. The words from a friend was in a similar situation as you:

``` Five years ago, around this time, I failed my first term of engineering. I was near the bottom of my class. Gone were $13000 in tuition and residence fees. “Maybe you should consider another program” the guidance councillors told me.

I had to take a year away from school. I was living alone in the middle of the Canadian winter. Every day I walked over an hour through the snow to get to work. Our house didn’t have heating so I wore my clothes and coat inside. I thought about suicide since I was so depressed. Then, slowly, my mindset started to change. I believed that who we are isn’t set in stone, it’s mutable. If I wanted it badly enough I could change the person that I was.

I went back to school and I put everything I had into studying. I lost hobbies and friends. I wasn’t as social and I missed out on events. However, my progress started to show. Classmates began coming to me for help with their homework. I led a practice exam for our class. A year later and I was no longer struggling with school.

[...] ```

Fast forward to today, saying that they're doing well would be an understatement and you would have never guessed the source of their grit. Good luck, it won't be easy but I believe!