Student - Help Needed ASAP

Hey guys, 

I'm a 1st generation international college student going to school in the US and I really need someone's help with the situation I'm in. I feel like I'm going to have a heart attack from the stress and I can't stop crying.  I just finished freshman year and my college enrolled me in all business classes saying you could do them one after the other since our calendar has classes for a couple months and once you finish those you go into the remaining classes for the next part of the term. In the end, it works out to being the same number of credits as a regular semester-based school. My school has a few advisors but I was not assigned to any advisor to help me plan out my degree/advise me to make sure everything is going smoothly. I started out taking an accounting class and when I got a perfect grade one of the advisors told me to keep taking those classes so I did. I took all accounting classes and I just have one accounting class left. But I got locked out of the class website for a few of my classes and my profs gave me an I for incomplete to submit the grade later. 

The problem is a new lady works in advising and she put me in 1 reg non business class (think math 2, science 2, English 2 etc.) when I did not have the pre-requisite for it (math 1, science 1, English 1 etc.) and when I got locked out ,the class grade automatically shows as an F after the last day of classes. This is NOT FAIR to me as the student because there's no way I could have taken the class but the school won't remove it saying I can take class 1 and 2 at the school which sounds like they just want $. I got locked out of a few other classes and IT was utterly useless in getting me back in; I spoke to the new advisor over the phone and she was making a bunch of excuses but told me she would ask around and email me back with what she can do. She was quick to register me as her student for advising but she was super rude and didn't help. I thought she would email me back with some solutions but she did not so I thought I could contact one of the profs and should I be successful, use that to get help from my other professors.

I contacted one of my profs who said to email him and he will correct the grade. So I did. I didn't hear from him for a few days and I followed up. He said he's going to grade it in a few days and I took that as a positive sign thinking that once he puts in his grade I can show my emails with him so that the other profs could consider the same thing. Today I logged in to see if the prof updated my grade and I see all of my I grades are no longer an I and went to an F. There's no way that's possible since it's from a few months ago. My gut feeling is this new advisor lady emailed my other professors behind my back telling them to change the I grades to an F because there's no way all of them would change the grade at the exact same time. There was also something she said in the conversation which made it impossible for one of those I's to be changed until Fall. I can't stop crying, have really bad chest pains and I am super worried that my life is over. 

One of my parents health severely deteriorated this summer and I'm the only person taking care of them because my parents just announced they are getting divorced. I can only afford 1 other college but I may need to take classes at a slower pace to keep $$ aside for medical bills. 

If I transfer to the other college (I'm super worried now because of a few F's), they will show the grades I got at my college on the 2nd college's transcript and it counts in your major GPA but not cumulative. Transfer students can't get latin honors on their degree. I don't see anything on the other college's website suggesting they would notate if a class is transferred in or not on their transcript. 

What would your advice be for me? I'm super worried because my transcript is a mix of perfect grades and F's so it looks very strange. I'm afraid how the other college would look at my application since there are situations where I got a perfect grade on class 2 or 3 (the adv. level) class but the intro grade is now a fail and I feel like I was deliberately misled by my college to a place where I'm stuck. I can't believe someone like this works with students. This benefits my college since they know students will pay $$ to retake the intro class if they already passed the advanced class (I'm not even sure how a school can run like this because it's a big admin failure to enroll kids in the 2nd or 3rd class without having the necessary pre-req while issuing a failing grade, it reeks of being scammy). I feel awful and lost. 

There was something I thought of but I am super worried if this could land me in huge trouble. Do you think I should transfer to the other college and act as if all my classes are from them? Atm, I would be stuck transferring few classes (+/- 1 term) from my current college because of the Fs. I suspect the GPA calculation at the end of my degree would look lower than it actually is because my perfect grades wouldn't count towards it but do you think if I applied to grad school, they would take a second look at it? I could always say I noticed there was an error in my gpa calculation after submitting apps but I doubt I need to say anything because they would probably notice it if a person is reading it. If it's AI they may go with whatever the new college has posted for my graduating GPA. Tbh I think that's too far in the future. I really need your help because I feel super lost and scammed at the last minute. I thought maybe I should firmly tell someone else in the department to fix the mess with the I's since I was misled and paid for those classes and refuse to pay for future classes until it's fixed but I worry they will blacklist me to other professors or not care and make my potential transfer process hard. 

Any advice would be super helpful! Thanks guys.

P.S. If I wanted to do grad school it would be away from my current college since they don't have grad programs in my area of study/finance. If I transfer to the other college, the worst case scenario is to do the 4+1 MBA (idk if it's worth it since the MBA is ~25k more than other masters programs but cheap for a US MBA I guess and in my home country a masters is needed if you want to climb the ranks in government/large companies - I don't think it's needed for IB maybe a bonus if you have one). Just thought I'll throw this out there in case a senior student/someone working in the industry can shed some light on this. Thanks.