Need help asap about my course

I think you need to consider whether you are cut out for uni, failing an exam 3 times in a row, with no extenuating circumstances implies a significant misunderstanding or lack of appreciation for the course.
From the sounds of it the uni will not take you back.

The problem with starting again, is that SF only provides funding for your course +1 year. Assuming you're on a 3y course, you only have 2ys of funding left. You could try contacting unis about starting from year 2 but you'd have to see how successful that is.

Concentrate on your education, not where your friends are. If you've failed this badly, clearly those priorities are wrong.

If you have been awarded the Certificate in Higher Education then your registration with the uni is over and it is very unlikely that you can be reinstated unless there are serious mitigating circumstances for why you failed the year that you could not have claimed earlier. They would not have awarded the CertHE if you could just resit again.
If you get onto another course there will be financial problems as you have already used 2 years of funding.

To do another course you will have to apply for a course like anyone else.

I no but I don't no how to go about it, do I go onto UCAS and start again or do I contact my uni, and how do I no I defiantly could get on one as it would be Through clearing

You failed one exam three times, which would certainly be grounds for withdrawing you on its own. Unless you had extenuating circumstances for all three attempts (and submitted these before at least the second and third attempts) then I don't see any way in which you could carry on. You have already been allowed one more attempt than my current uni allows before requiring you to retake the entire module.

As you have a CertHE, your time at that uni is now at an end. You cannot continue on your course. If you can fund your own first year (including tuition fee) then you can reapply for a different course at another uni. However, they will expect an academic reference from your previous uni and that might not look very good as things stand.

If I were you, I'd forget uni for a few years. Get out into the working world and get some kind of professional and life experience. You can always come back to it later.*

Can anyone help me please or know of anything I can do. Basically I've just finished my second year at university, however I got withdrawn from my course, due to failing one exam and the other I resit 3 times and still didn't pass it. I have received a letter through the post too with a certificate for higher education. I really want to carry on at uni, even if it's not the course I was on. I have contacted my subject leaders about resitting the year however I haven't had any replies, I rang up today and found out the woman I emailed is away and not back until August the 15th, however it is very unlikely I can resit the year. I don't no what to do now, as I no alevel results are out August the 18th, and if I want to apply for a different course how do I go about this? Because I'm already in with student fiance and everything. It's a very messy situation and I just don't no where to start, I will hear back from my subject leader August the 15th regarding if I can resit the year or not, but it's very unlikely I can't. Can I still go back to the uni even if I have been withdrawn? As I've heard you can't do another course for a year? I just don't no what to do, I really want a degree and to stay at the university I am at now because of my friends and girlfriend. Can anyone give me any advice on what to do next and what will be the best route for me to go down, as I know even if I apply within clearing I still may not get a place.

You would have to make a new Ucas application now, which would put you straight into Clearing. However, you must realise that you would have to fund the first year of any new course you were offered up front yourself in September. The formula for student finance is
length of course + 1 year - number of years already taken. This means in your case
3 + 1 - 2 = 2 years. The first year is always the self-funded year.

You do not sound in any state to make sensible decisions, either financial or educational, right now. I suggest taking a year out and getting a job, and making a careful plan about your next move, instead of blundering into something blindly. Unless you have substantial savings to pay your fees in September, this is not going to happen.

What were your first year results like? If they were decent you might be able to get onto the second year of a course at another uni

What were your first year results like? If they were decent you might be able to get onto the second year of a course at another uni

You failed one exam three times, which would certainly be grounds for withdrawing you on its own. Unless you had extenuating circumstances for all three attempts (and submitted these before at least the second and third attempts) then I don't see any way in which you could carry on. You have already been allowed one more attempt than my current uni allows before requiring you to retake the entire module.

As you have a CertHE, your time at that uni is now at an end. You cannot continue on your course. If you can fund your own first year (including tuition fee) then you can reapply for a different course at another uni. However, they will expect an academic reference from your previous uni and that might not look very good as things stand.

If I were you, I'd forget uni for a few years. Get out into the working world and get some kind of professional and life experience. You can always come back to it later.*

I don't want a job or anything yet, I just wanna do any course I can to stay there.

Can I not have the first year of another course payed for then I pay for second and third? I don't understand what you meant.

I don't want a job or anything yet, I just wanna do any course I can to stay there. Can I not have the first year of another course payed for then I pay for second and third? I don't understand what you meant.