; and (ii) the eligible students awarded grants under this section who are enrolled at the institution have a baccalaureate degree graduation rate that meets or exceeds a rate determined appropriate by the Secretary. (C) Discontinuing grant awards to eligible institutions (i) In general The Secretary may discontinue grant awards to an eligible institution under subsection (c) after the initial 5-year grant period based on the outcome of the biennial reports under subparagraph (A). (ii) Notification Prior to the Secretary discontinuing a grant award under clause (i), the Secretary shall notify the institution, prior to the start of the 5th year of the 5-year grant period, in a publically available format, that the institution is, or is potentially, out of compliance with the requirements of the grant award and may have the institution's grant awards discontinued. (iii) Modifications In the 5th year of the 5-year grant period, an eligible institution may make modifications to the institution's grant program and appeal to the Secretary for a renewal of the institution's grant. (iv) Decision The Secretary, prior to the conclusion of the 5-year grant period, shall render a decision on whether to continue grant awards to an eligible institution. (v) Remaining responsibility If the Secretary discontinues grant awards to an eligible institution under subsection (c), the institution shall be responsible for maintaining academic and student support services and providing the full remaining costs for eligible students awarded a grant under this section prior to such discontinuation to receive their baccalaureate degree debt free. (3) Institutional prohibitions Each eligible institution that receives a grant under subsection (c) may not— (A) use grant funds for administrative purposes; or (B) establish different tuition prices between eligible students who receive grants under this section and students who do not receive grants under this section for pursing the same course of study. (f) Student accountability (1) Enrollment