REU stipend as only income or to offset qualified expenses

[Hawilson]

My daughter did a "Research Experience for Undergraduates" internship at Kansas State University last summer 2024. She received $6600.00 thru a stipend as per the university. They say they will not be sending her a w-2 or a 1099 or any sort.  They did not withhold anything. I intend on creating a 1098-T entry for it and enter the 6600 as an entry in box 5 (scholarships/grants). Can I will  use that amount to offset other qualified education expenses she has from another 1098-T sent from the college she attends during the year. It has some remaining qualified expenses not already written off from other scholarships? 

Or is there another way?

[KrisD15]

You don't have to enter it in Box 5, 

rather, in the Education section, after entering Form 1098-T (since you say she has one, if not you can by-pass the entry of Form 1098-T in that section but continue to this specific screen) 

there is a screen that asks if the student received any other scholarships not reported on a tax form.

Enter the 6,600 there.