Jenzabar University

Important Information Regarding Accessing Your 1098-T Form

Wells College has partnered with ECSI for 1098-T Statements.  You can go to the ECSI website at (https://heartland.ecsi.net/)  to access an electronic copy of your 1098-T statement.

Once on the website:

• Towards the bottom of the page, you will see: Access Your 1098 Tax Document – Click Go
• Then you will see: Want to look up your 1098T … Click to start your search
• You will then see: I need my 1098T Tuition tax statement – Click Go
• You will then be prompted to enter the school name.  Enter Wells College.
• On the next page, you will be asked to enter your:
• • • First and Last Name
    • Social Security Number
    • LHP Zip Code (Legal Home Permanent)

• • The next page will have your Tax Document Information
  • Click on the dropdown: View/Print Statement to access your 1098 T data and form.

Questions related to your 1098-T can be addressed via the ECSI website.

Students w/ Electronic Consent
Students that have consented to receive their 1098-T electronically will receive an email notification (unless otherwise agreed upon) within 24 - 48 hours.
 
Students w/o Electronic Consent
Students that have not consented to receive their 1098-T electronically will have a paper 1098-T statement mailed to them by January 31st.

The application for the one-time student loan debt relief is now open!

You may be eligible for federal loan debt relief if you had federal Direct student loans disbursed prior to June 30, 2022, and your 2020 or 2021 income was below $125,000 for individuals or $250,000 for households.  For students enrolled during the 2021-2022 academic year as a dependent student when filing the FAFSA, your eligibility will be based on parent income.

Plan summary:

• Up to $20,000 in debt relief if you received a Federal Pell Grant while in college and meet the income threshold
• Up to $10,000 in debt relief if you did not receive a Federal Pell Grant while in college but meet the income threshold

If you are interested in this student loan forgiveness program, you will need to apply.  The brief application can be completed on the federal studentaid.gov website:  https://studentaid.gov/debt-relief/application. 

Please be aware that there are potential scammers trying to mimic this application.  Things to note to avoid being scammed:

1. Use only the studentaid.gov website to apply for the loan forgiveness program
2. There is no fee to apply.  If you are being asked to pay a fee, your application is not being completed on the U.S. Department of Education website.
3. Do not give your personally identifiable information to anyone who is calling or texting you regarding the student loan debt relief.  No one from the Department of Education will be calling or texting you regarding your application for this relief program.  The Department of Education may email you - the emails will be coming from noreply@studentaid.gov.

*Please note that student loan forgiveness funds may be subject to state/local income tax, depending on your state tax code.