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Total (per credit hour) Fee: $124.54 ENROLLED HOURSCOUNTY RESIDENTSOUT OF STATE RESIDENTS 1 $124.54 $291.19 2 $249.08 $582.38 3 $373.62 $873.57 4 $498.16 $1,164.768 more rows
Fees and Payments Tuition$64,412 Student Activity Fee $ 400 Room Board $17,885 Comprehensive Fee $82,697
In-State Tuition Be a resident of Connecticut. Have attended at least 2 years of high school in Connecticut. Have graduated (or received the equivalent of a high school diploma) from a Connecticut high school. Is registered as an entering student, or is enrolled at a public institution of higher education in Connecticut.
As of 2024, the educational expense gift tax exclusion limit per year to any single individual, including a child, is just $18,000. However, if youre making a tuition payment directly to an accredited educational institution, you should have unlimited tuition gift tax exclusion for educational expenses.
What is considered a qualified education expense? Although key education expenses like tuition and fees are no longer tax deductible, you might be able to claim a credit by using the American Opportunity Credit or the Lifetime Learning Credit.
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You can use education payments made by your parents or third parties to claim tuition tax credits if both of these are true: Youre a student. You qualify to claim an education credit.
The tuition gift tax exclusion allows grandparents and other individuals to reduce their taxable estate while helping a child a child pay for college. Tuition payments made directly to an educational organization are exempt from gift taxes and the Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax.
While financial gifts are usually subject to a federal gift tax, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does make an exception for financial gifts that are for tuition payments. The exclusion means that money given to a friend or family member to pay for college tuition is generally not subject to the federal gift tax.

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