@leeleses as he has no w-2 nor any other income and his gross income is under $14.600, he would not need to file federally. But, NJ requires a return to be filed if over 10k.
Plus, since he has education expenses, he may be eligible for an education credit as long as nobody else claimed that education cost. Make sure to enter his medical expenses too in the NJ return.
In NJ he may get a credit for rent paid and education expenses.
Good luck.
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