How can I keep my scholarship when I am in danger of failing to meet GPA requirements? This year, I have started a mathematics graduate programm at a top level private university in my Country. I took 3 courses: Algebra 1, Analysis 1 and Commutative Algebra. During the semester, I have faced some problems, e.g. my family, and I could not able to work on my classes regularly. So, at the end, I will end up with getting a GPA about 1.5/4. The university provides a scholarship that includes my accommodation and monthly stipends. In order to keep this scholarship, my average GPA must not be below 2.7 for 2 semesters. So even if I take 3 or 4 courses and get 4.0 in the next semester, my GPA will be below 2.7. I believe sure that I can do better in the next semester. 

So, what should I do? I really need some suggestions because I am very happy with the university, classes I take and the qualified lecturers.
First: Go talk to someone about this. Your advisor would be a good start. They will know the policies of your university better than us.

Second: You may be able to replace those grades by repeating the courses (you obviously need to anyway), in which case your GPA could potentially be 4.0 by the end of your next semester. This is how it worked at my undergrad but you'll have to check the policy at your university.