Hugh and Caroline are married, both are $51,$ live in Arcata, California, and have two

dependent children Chris, age $20,$ and Clem, age $23,$ both of whom are enrolled at

CSU Humboldt. Hugh$$s wages are $$80,000$ and Caroline$$s wages are $ $85,000$ and

those are their only sources of income for $2023.$ Hugh and Caroline paid tuition for

Chris and Clem in August $2023$ for classes for fall of $2023,$ with Chris starting full

time as an undergraduate seeking a bachelors degree in biochem, and Clem starting

full time in a masters program $($Clem has used the AOTC four times during

undergraduate work$).$ Both Chris and Clem started in August and went through

December $2023.$ Both are still enrolled. Tuition for Chris was $ $7,700$ and for Clem it

was $$7,200.$ Required textbook costs for Chris were $ $689,$ and for Clem $$460.$

Hugh, Caroline, Chris and Clem have no education IRAs nor Series EE bonds.

What education tax credits can Hugh and Caroline claim on their $2023$ tax return

$($with how much of a total education tax credit$)?$