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Education
Yes, the Fellowship covers two portions: Tuition + a "living stipend". The "living stipend" portion is not designated to pay 2019 education expenses. It is designated for food, rent, and anything else I need to live while a full-time student. I believe that, according to these answers, the "living stipend" needs to be reported as income.
The remaining question is: where do I report this income in my tax forms? There seem to be some conflicting responses on this. If I just enter my 1098-T information under Deductions and Credits, is that sufficient? There is a question that asks: 'How much of the $x received in scholarships, fellowships, grants, or other aid was not designated for 2019 expenses?'. If I fill that in with my the amount of Box5-Box1, which is equal to the "living stipend" portion of my Fellowship, then is that sufficient for reporting that income? Or, do I also need to go down to Other Income and report that value as 'Other Taxable Income', as suggested by KathrynG3?