; and (ii) is able to demonstrate that the State will, at a minimum, provide debt-free college within 5 years to eligible students who are Federal Pell Grant recipients under subpart 1 of part A. (3) No additional eligibility requirements A State that receives a grant under this part to establish a State-Federal partnership may not impose additional eligibility requirements on students other than those contained in this part. 499A–5. Uses of funds (a) In general (1) Need-based aid for pell recipients A State that receives a grant under this part to establish a State-Federal partnership shall disburse funds from the net State operating support and the partnership grant funds on the basis of need, as determined by the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, to cover the unmet need for each eligible student who receives a Federal Pell Grant under subpart 1 of part A. (2) Disbursement of remaining funds Any funds that remain after a State disburses funds in accordance with paragraph (1) shall be used by the State to cover part or all of the unmet need for eligible students who do not receive a Federal Pell Grant under subpart 1 of part A, with priority based on student financial need, in a manner determined by the State. (3) No funds in excess of cost of attendance An eligible student shall not receive funds under this part in excess of the student’s actual cost of attendance. (4) Private aid not taken into account In disbursing funds under this paragraph, the State shall not take into account any private sources of aid or loans available to an eligible student. (b) College completion programs (1) In general A State that receives a grant under this part for a fiscal year to establish a State-Federal partnership shall use 4 percent of the grant funds for such fiscal year to establish or increase funding for college completion programs. (2) Distribution From the total amount of grant funds available under paragraph (1) for a fiscal year, the State shall provide to each public institution of higher education in the