; (V) the transferability of credits earned, and the acceptability of such credits toward a certificate or degree program offered by the institution; (VI) the process for continuing postsecondary education— (aa) upon transfer to another facility; or (bb) after the student’s period of incarceration or confinement; and (VII) the process for continuing enrollment at the institution after the student’s period of incarceration or confinement, including any barriers to admission (such as criminal history questions on applications for admission to such institution). (ii) In the case of an institution that offers a program to prepare incarcerated individuals for gainful employment in a recognized occupation (as such term is used in sections 101(b)(1), 102(c)(1)(A), and 481(b)(1)(A)(i))— (I) information on any applicable State licensure and certification requirements, including the requirements of the State in which the facility involved is located and each State in which such individuals permanently reside; and (II) restrictions related to the employment of formerly incarcerated individuals for each recognized occupation for which the course of study prepares students, including such restrictions— (aa) in Federal law; and (bb) in the laws of the State in which the facility involved is located and each State in which such individuals permanently reside. (K) The institution submits the information described in subparagraph (J) to each facility involved, the Secretary, and the accrediting agency or association described in subparagraph (A)(ii). (2) Approval by the Secretary (A) Initial eligibility With respect to an eligible institution that seeks to award Federal Pell Grants to incarcerated individuals under this subsection, the Secretary shall make an initial determination about whether such institution meets the requirements of this subsection, which shall include a confirmation that the institution— (i) has secured the approval required under paragraph (1)(A)(ii)