College Student Dependent with Earned Income and Taxes Withheld, but with Unearned Income Too?

[edalke620]

I am a 19-year-old full-time college student with a part-time job and who is a dependent. I earned $5,500 at my work in earned income and had some taxes withheld. In addition, I have a few low-dollar stocks that only made around $25 for the year. Because I am under the standard deduction, I would like to file a tax return to gain my withheld taxes, but my negligible amount of unearned income is trying to get me to pay for the premium turbo tax account. If I did the premium turbo tax account, I wouldn't be gaining much, and it wouldn't be worth filing. Is there a free option to file my taxes with both earned and unearned income, or is there a way to leave off the unearned income because it is such a small amount and well below $1,400? Then again, if my unearned income is so low, do I even have to report it on my tax filing?

[Bsch4477]

You could look at the IRS direct file site here. 

https://directfile.irs.gov/

Or you could leave your investment income off of your return but recognizing that technically all income must be reported.