Back in "the day" when my kids were in college is when conditions for some of the tax credits were worded as "more than half time", or "at least half time" while others were "full time". I'll go through that and change all that half time stuff to full time. Thanks.
Also one thing to note on the definition of a "qualified institution".
"school offering courses only through the Internet doesn’t count as a school."
Many schools do offer courses through the internet, but not only through the Internet. The way it's worded, if a school offers any one course in a classroom, but the courses you are enrolled in are all on the Internet, that is a qualified school. It says if courses are "offered" only on the Internet. There is not requirement I can find that says you absolutely have to be "enrolled" in any course that is not offered on the Internet. Kinda like that attendance thing where you only have to be enrolled, but there is no actual attendance requirement. In fact, you don't even have to pass the courses.
