To solve this you can assign the schema back to its base principal with the ALTER AUTHORIZATION message, or it can be moved to another user/principal.
If for example user Test1 owns the db_owner schema and you want to drop Test1 but don’t have another user to move the schema to you can type:
ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON SCHEMA::db_owner TO db_owner
(or for example db_datawriter if that was the case and so on)
If you wanted to move the schema to another user the syntax would be:
ALTER AUTHORIZATION ON SCHEMA::