Yes, there is an area to enter expenses related to education in the interview.
In Deductions & Credits under Education, click on Start or Update by Expenses and Scholarships (Form 1098-T).
If you have already entered the 1098-T for the education expenses, click the pencil icon for the Student on the Education Summary page.
A question will appear next about working on an Associate, Bachelor's or Graduate degree. Click Continue once that has been answered.
The next screen will say "Did [name] have any of these common situations in 2025?". Click on the top box "Had education expenses other than tuition", then Continue.
Once you have other information entered, you will get to a summary page titled"[name]'s schools" - click Continue.
The next screen will allow you to enter the education expenses.
I would recommend this way of entering the data rather than going through Forms mode.
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