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When Kelly, who is an eligible student, enrolled at State University, which is an eligible educational institution, for her freshman year, she had to pay a separate student-activity fee of $250 in addition to her tuition. This activity fee is required of all students and is used solely to fund on-campus organizations and activities run by students, such as the student newspaper and the student government. No portion of the fee covers personal expenses. What amount of the student activity fee is a qualified expense when figuring the American Opportunity Tax Credit? A. $0 B. $120 C. $200 D. $250

          When Kelly, who is an eligible student, enrolled at State University, which is an eligible educational institution, for
her freshman year, she had to pay a separate student-activity fee of $250 in addition to her tuition. This activity
fee is required of all students and is used solely to fund on-campus organizations and activities run by students,
such as the student newspaper and the student government. No portion of the fee covers personal expenses.
What amount of the student activity fee is a qualified expense when figuring the American Opportunity Tax Credit?
A. $0
B. $120
C. $200
D. $250

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