; (B) the percentage of first-time, full-time bachelor's degree-seeking students who enrolled at the institution who graduate within 6 years falls within the top 25 percent of ranked institutions, as determined by the Secretary for the academic year; and (C) the institution is not under Federal investigation for a sanction for an academic or financial irregularity. (3) Applications An institution of higher education that desires to receive a non-financial reward under this subsection shall submit an application to the Secretary at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require. (4) Priority Priority in awarding non-financial rewards under this subsection shall go to institutions of higher education that have small or diminishing gaps in the completion rates— (A) between non-low-income or working class students and low-income or working class students; and (B) between non-underrepresented minority students and underrepresented minority students. (5) Non-financial rewards Non-financial rewards under this subsection may include the following: (A) Reporting less frequently and avoiding duplicative reporting requirements. (B) Extra points in Department grant competitions for which institutions of higher education are eligible entities. (C) Waiving the multiple disbursement rule or disbursement delays. (D) Preferable status for experimental sites. (g) Best practices The Secretary shall establish a publicly available electronic database identifying best practices— (1) of institutions of higher education that were in the bottom 5 percent of those institutions ranked under the improving college access program under subsection (b) or the improving college completion program under subsection (c) for academic year 2017–2018 or for any succeeding academic year and that have improved their ranking; (2) of eligible institutions of higher education awarded grants under the completion bonus program under subsection (e) to support reforms to improve completion rates