No, only if Box 5 is greater than Box 1 of your 1098T may it possibly become taxable. You can include qualified educational expenses and may even qualify for an education tax credit if Box 1 is greater than Box 5, generally. Unless it specifically tells you to report as income, it'd be reported in Personal Income, Other Income, Other Reportable Income, Scholarship Money, Amount.
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