Sudden Graduation Expense

Hello, I'm James and am a senior in my final semester of an electrical engineering degree. I have previously done work with my college to assist various other programs including help with their cancer research center.

Back when I was in community college, I had anxiety and depression that was un-medicated due to financial issues at the time and a lack of insurance, leading to many classes becoming too much to handle and needing to be retaken. As a result, I transferred with more than the standard number of hours. 

My state imposes a charge on students that go over 140 credit hours for classes attempted, and it only hit me this semester. The statute in place by my state gives a surcharge of 50% on any credit hours going above that limit. The charge wasn't placed on my account until a month into the semester and I wasn't notified of the charge until today.  I received an email that a hold was put on me and that I would not be able to graduate until it was paid in full, a charge of $1113

Due to it being so far into the semester, what financial aide I did receive has been used to cover other school expenses, a used car to replace my previously totaled one with the subsequent gas for my daily commute, and other general life expenses. 

I will need the funds to cover this charge, and will be doing what I can to also work towards covering it. Any help will be greatly appreciated as this charge is the difference between me graduating finally or not. 

The email announcing the hold, and it preventing my graduation:

Email bringing up the statute and the charge: