Form 1098-E (student loan interest)
Form 1099-Q (distribution from an education savings account)
Form 1098-T (tuition statement)
are all entered in the Education Section located under Deductions & Credits
Some of the entries in this section may result in taxable income, rather than a deduction or credit.
The forms can work along with and then again also against one-another in regard to applying for an education credit.
It can be a complicated issue and I think everything is condensed in this one section to encourage that all the information is entered so that the program can make a suggestion on the best way to report expenses, financial aid, and possible credits.
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