Can you upgrade to FCS 2 from FCS 1 Academic?

I'm a poor student. Anybody know?

No, not for the retail discounted price.
You have three choices.
1. bit the bullet and purchase FC Studio 2 retail.
2. use what you have and be happy.
3. purchase FC Studio 2 Academic for ~$699.
Recognize that the academic price for FCS2 is only $200 more than the retail upgrade from FCS1>FCS2 - not a bad deal for a 'non-upgradable' bit of software.
good luck.
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