well,

there is a starting point... when yougot or built the studio did you ask peopel to come try out your classes?

have you put ads in craigslist fo rclasses and other teachers and those who may wish to rent space from you?

You can't run a studio as an island completely unconnected from everyone.

You have to be involved in networking, friend making, constancy..
there is no info here about who your credentials are form or what you offer .. that is huge to some..

6 weeks is a long time to be open and have no students.. if its a college town.. there are still people living there.. an infrastructure so to speak.. posal workers, grocery store managers, churches, governemnt.. people simple people walkign the streets someone is your neighboir have you made any friends? You have to like people and reach out.

Are you working for the studio? and what type of studio is it?? September is National Yoga Month-check out yogamonth.org and you can invite people to your classes in your area. Perhaps set up an event to let people know you are there in their neighborhood ready to share your knowledge of yoga. Keep positive my friend and plus the students will be coming back soon.

Namaste'