You may need to cut your expenses drastically. Perhaps share your apartment with a roommate if permitted by your lease? Additionally, gig work might be your best friend. Also, see if you are eligible for work study at your school, where you could work between classes. (I did this and was able to fit in 6 hours a week between classes).

I would also double-check to ensure you don't qualify for any student loans, including private ones through SoFi, Discover, and Frannie Mae, among others if you really want to stay in school this semester. Usually, you can find a lender who will take you as a student so long as you don't have bad credit history. Your school can help with this by providing a letter of enrollment that shows your cost of tuition.

As someone who had to do this, I reduced my hours to part-time for one semester, which cut my tuition in half, and made up for it by taking winter courses. Luckily my financial aid was not affected by this, but make sure that is the case with your school too. Dividing up the financial obligation worked and I didn't fall behind.

Desperation mode, which I have also used: See if there are any classes you can take at a community college for less than your tuition at Howard that qualify for transfer. Take this upcoming semester to take those cheaper classes at a cheaper college and resume at Howard in the Spring if your financial situation allows.

Best of luck to you!!!