No, the 12,000 has nothing to do with your 1098-T.
Since there were more expenses than scholarships, there should be an education credit available, but it does not sound like you supply more than half your own support if you have no other income.
If someone else claims you as their dependent, have them enter the 1098-T for a possible credit.
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