under this subsection for completion of a degree, a certificate, or training in a health care profession, or in a social services profession related to the delivery of long-term services and supports to older adults or people with disabilities or to their caregivers, the value of such awards shall be twice the value that would otherwise be applicable under clause (ii). The eligible entity may allow the volunteer to revise such commitment by choosing to complete a different such degree, certificate, or training than the volunteer originally intended. (II) Breach of commitment If a volunteer receives an incentive payment under subclause (I) by committing to completion of a degree, a certificate, or training, and the volunteer subsequently fails after a reasonable period to fulfill the commitment, the volunteer shall be liable to the eligible entity for the portion of the educational award that is attributable to such incentive payment. (iv) Amount for Other Periods of Service (I) First year In the case of a volunteer who completes less than a 1-year term of full-time service in the program, as determined by the eligible entity, such volunteer may receive a portion of the educational award described in clause (ii) or (iii) (as applicable) that corresponds to the quantity of service actually completed by the volunteer. (II) Second year In the case of a volunteer who completes more than 1 year of full-time service in the program, and less than 2 years of such service, as determined by the eligible entity, such volunteer may receive, for the portion of service exceeding 1 year, a portion of the educational award described in clause (ii) or (iii) (as applicable) that corresponds to the quantity of service actually completed by the volunteer. (v) Limitation In no case shall the amount of an educational award under this subsection exceed the actual cost of attendance described in subparagraph (C)(i) or the actual cost of loans described in subparagraph (C)(ii), as applicable. (C) Uses of Award An educational award under