; (I) an assurance that a student eligible to receive an emergency aid grant is enrolled at least part-time at the entity and is making satisfactory academic progress; (J) an assurance that the eligible entity will limit the emergency grant aid a student may receive in any individual request to no more than $750 and the lifetime limit for emergency grant aid for a student is $2,000; (K) a description of how the school intends to limit excessive demand, fraud or abuse through program audits, required student documentation of the expenses for which the grant aid was disbursed, and other means; and (L) any other information the Secretary may require. (d) Notification Not later than 9 months after the date of enactment of this subsection, the Secretary shall make available to the authorizing committees and the public a list of eligible entities selected to carry out a demonstration project under this section. (e) Information and evaluation (1) Information (A) Student-level data Each eligible entity that carries out a demonstration project under this section shall provide to the Director of the Institute of Education Sciences the student-level data and the record of emergency grant aid received by students who participated in the program authorized in subsection (a), to enable the Director— (i) to determine the aggregate information described in subparagraph (B) with respect to the program; and (ii) to the extent practicable, to compare the grant aid programs using a rigorous evaluation. (B) Aggregate information For purposes of the evaluation under paragraph (2), the Director shall use the student-level data provided under subparagraph (A) by an eligible entity to determine the following information with respect to each program described in subparagraph (C)(i) offered at such eligible entity: (i) the average number of credit hours students earned prior to receipt of an emergency grant; (ii) the average period of time between the receipt of emergency aid by a student and when that student completes their program