(V) Credential level. (VI) Race (as defined in section 153(3)(a) of the Education Sciences Reform Act (20 U.S.C. 9501(3)(a))). (VII) Age. (VIII) Gender. (IX) Program of study. (X) Military or veteran status, as determined made on receipt of veteran’s education benefits (defined in section 480(c)). (XI) Federal Pell Grant eligibility. (XII) Federal Pell Grant recipient status. (XIII) Federal loan recipient status under title IV. (XIV) Disability status. (XV) First-generation college student status (defined in section 318). (C) Prohibited elements The Commissioner shall not include health data, student discipline records or data, elementary and secondary education data, physical address, citizenship or national origin status, course grades, student-level postsecondary entrance examination results, political affiliation, or religion in the postsecondary data system. (D) Additional data elements The Commissioner may, after consultation with institutions of higher education and other stakeholders, make a determination to promulgate regulations to include additional data elements in the postsecondary student data system. (3) Federal data system coordination (A) In general Where appropriate, the Commissioner shall enter into agreements with other Federal agencies to create secure linkages that meet the requirements of this paragraph between the data collected under the postsecondary data system under this subsection and relevant Federal data systems. (B) Consistent reporting The Commissioner shall ensure that the secure linkages described in subparagraph (A) result in consistent reporting of, at a minimum, the following categories of data for all students: (i) Enrollment, retention, transfer, and completion outcomes. (ii) Financial indicators for students receiving Federal grants and loans under this title, including grant and loan aid by source, cumulative student debt, loan repayment status, and repayment plan. (iii) Postcollegiate outcomes, including earnings, employment, and postgraduate education, by program of