<p>I'm an incoming freshman, but credit-wise I'm a sophomore, and I'll be done with my Liberal Arts requirements by the end of the Spring Semester. I'm an International Affairs major and possibly double-majoring or minoring in Public Relations.</p>
<p>Since I'll have the time and it has always been a dream of mine, I would love to study abroad at FSU's studye centre in London. However, I've seen the prices for that and others, and I am considered low-income. I know my Bright Futures applies to classes that I take there, but what does FSU offer in the way of helping me pay for the rest?</p>
<p>If anyone has experience dealing with a similar situation, I would really appreciate the advice!</p>