; and (B) submit the application under this title to the Secretary through such technology. (6) Verification burden The Secretary shall— (A) to the maximum extent practicable, streamline and simplify the process of verification for applicants for Federal financial aid; (B) in establishing policies and procedures to verify applicants’ eligibility for Federal financial aid, consider— (i) the burden placed on low-income applicants; (ii) the risk to low-income applicants of failing to enroll or complete from being selected for verification; (iii) the effectiveness of the policies and procedures in safeguarding against a net cost to taxpayers; and (iv) the reasons for the source of any improper payments; and (C) issue a report not less often than annually sharing the percentage of applicants subject to verification, whether the applicants ultimately received Federal financial aid disbursements, and whether the student aid index changed enough to affect the applicant’s award of any Federal financial aid under this title. (c) Data and information (1) In general The Secretary shall publish data in a publicly accessible manner— (A) annually on the total number of Free Applications for Federal Student Aid submitted by application cycle, disaggregated by demographic characteristics, type of institution or institutions of higher education to which the applicant applied, the applicant’s State of legal residence, and high school and public school district; (B) quarterly on the total number of Free Applications for Federal Student Aid submitted by application cycle, disaggregated by type of institution or institutions of higher education to which the applicant applied, the applicant’s State of legal residence, and high school and public school district; (C) weekly on the total number of Free Applications for Federal Student Aid submitted, disaggregated by high school and public school district