No, she won't be eligible for the American Opportunity Credit if she is in graduate school but she might qualify for the Lifetime Learning Credit.
Please see What education tax credits are available? for additional information.
Yes, your wife is considered to be a resident for tax purposes because she met the Substantial Presence Test in 2022. Also, residents can choose to treat the nonresident as a resident and file a joint tax return.
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