; (4) indicate on such application for admission that the veteran would like to be considered for an award of funding under this section; (5) meet the minimum admissions criteria for the Teague-Cranston medical school to which the veteran applies; and (6) enter into an agreement described in subsection (e). (c) Award of funding (1) In general Each Teague-Cranston medical school that opts to participate in the program under this section shall reserve two seats in the entering class of 2019 for eligible veterans who receive funding under such program. Such funding shall be awarded to the two eligible veterans with the highest admissions rankings for such class at such school. (2) Amount of funding Each eligible veteran who receives funding under this section shall receive an amount equal to the actual cost of— (A) tuition at the Teague-Cranston medical school at which the veteran enrolls for four years; (B) books, fees, and technical equipment; (C) fees associated with the National Residency Match Program; (D) two away rotations performed during the fourth year at a Department of Veterans Affairs medical facility; and (E) a monthly stipend for the four-year period during which the veteran is enrolled in medical school in an amount to be determined by the Secretary. (3) Distribution of funding In the event that two or more eligible veterans do not apply for admission at one of the Teague-Cranston medical schools for the entering class of 2019, the Secretary shall distribute the available funding to eligible veterans who applied for admission at other Teague-Cranston medical schools. (d) Agreement (1) Terms of agreement Each eligible veteran who accepts funding for medical education under this section shall enter into an agreement with the Secretary that provides that the veteran agrees— (A) to maintain enrollment and attendance in the medical school