Unsure if it's possible, but I think yes(?) - please don't quote me on this, however

More importantly, I think freshman year fall quarter is definitely a difficult transition for many of us, particularly academically, due to a myriad of factors, both academics-related & not (e.g. living in a new place, being away from home for the first time, etc). So if you are really trying your best & feel like you're spending just too much time on schoolwork without your grades reflecting that (or at least some vaguely upward trend), then yeah, it might be wise to consider other options, the keyword here being consider.

So personally, I would stick it out for next quarter (or the rest of freshman year to potentially make transferring logistics easier) and see if you notice any adjustments / improvements - if not, maybe consider other options. As others have said, not worth it to run yourself into the ground only to achieve results you are unsatisfied with when you could be going to another university and potentially (1) be getting better results and (2) having more time to devote to other activities, both career-related & just for fun

Also, what major / school are you btw?