; and (II) maintain such accreditation. (iii) A description of the appeals process through which an institution that provides postsecondary education and a postsecondary education course or program may appeal to an authorized accrediting entity if such institution, course, or program is denied accreditation under the State alternative accreditation system. (iv) Each authorized accrediting entity's policy regarding the transfer of credits between institutions that provide postsecondary education and postsecondary education courses or programs within the State that are accredited as part of the alternative accreditation system. (v) The Secretary's reporting requirements for the State regarding the State alternative accreditation system, including— (I) the contents of reports that must be submitted to the Secretary, which may include information such as— (aa) in the case of a postsecondary education course or program that is accredited through the State alternative accreditation system— (AA) the number and percentage of students who successfully complete each such postsecondary education course or program; and (BB) the number and percentage of students who successfully obtain a postsecondary certification, credential, or degree using credit obtained from each such postsecondary education course or program; and (bb) in the case of an institution that provides postsecondary education that is accredited through the State alternative accreditation system— (AA) the number and percentage of students who successfully obtain a postsecondary certification, credential, or degree from such institution; and (BB) the number and percentage of students who do not successfully obtain a postsecondary certification, credential, or degree from such institution but do obtain credit from such institution toward a postsecondary degree, credential, or certification; (II) the frequency with which such reports must be submitted to the Secretary