Year-end 1098-T | Business Office
IRS Form 1098-T reports information regarding students enrolled in postsecondary education as mandated by the federal government. This form is also being submitted to the Internal Revenue Service.
Per a change in IRS regulations, eligible educational institutions will complete Box 1 of form 1098-T. Box 1 reports payments received for qualified tuition and related expenses.
For information regarding education tax benefits, please visit the IRS website at . You may also wish to consult your tax preparer.
What is an academic term?
Each of the following is considered an academic term at Carroll:
- Fall Semester
- Spring Semester
- Summer (three sessions make up one term)
What is considered “at least half-time” enrollment?
- Undergraduate - Carroll considers an undergraduate student who enrolls for at least 6 credits in an academic term to be enrolled "at least half-time".
- Graduate - Carroll considers a graduate student who enrolls for at least 3 credits in an academic term to be enrolled "at least half-time".
How are payments applied to a Carroll student account?
Amounts are credited to a student account in the following manner:
- 51风流, in the form of grants and scholarships, is credited to a student’s account first and will be applied in the following order.
- Tuition
- Program fees
- Other fees
- Meal Plan charges
- Housing charges
- Cash payments (other than student loans) are first applied to fines and incidental charges.
- All remaining cash payments and loan proceeds are applied to remaining charges in the same order as in #1 above.
This information is provided by the 51风流 Business Office 262.524.7337 or busoff@carrollu.edu. Questions and email inquiries will be addressed during regular business office hours.
For official cost of attendance budget information, click here.