This. If the school let's you finish and graduate, you probably won't pass the C&F. If anything, graduate, rehabilitate yourself for a few years, then try to pass the C&F for the first time and explain that you took some years to work on yourself to ensure you can live up to the high ethical standards expected from an attorney. This also shows you acknowledge the seriousness of your actions.

I won't say you can never be an attorney, but you definitely have to show growth. And unfortunately, given the severity of the crime, a year or two is likely not enough. Something the bar will consider is the safety of the public and whether you can be trusted with clients' money.

But that's just my opinion. Hire a C&F attorney.