(I) Exception The Secretary may extend, by not more than an additional 6 months, the period by when, after completion of the job training program, the mean or median earnings (whichever is higher) paid to students meets the requirements of clause (ii), in a case in which the job training program requesting such extension provides sufficient justification for such extension (as determined by the Secretary). (II) Appeals Not later than 60 days after receiving notification from the Secretary of the loss of eligibility resulting from the review under subparagraph (C), a job training program may appeal any loss of eligibility under this subparagraph by demonstrating extenuating circumstances. (III) Secretarial requirements The Secretary shall issue a decision on any appeal submitted by a job training program under subclause (II) not later than 45 days after its submission. (5) Data collection Using the postsecondary student data system established under section 132(l) or a successor system (whichever includes the most recent data) to streamline reporting requirements and minimize reporting burdens, and in coordination with the National Center for Education Statistics, the Secretary of Labor, and each institution of higher education offering an eligible job training program under this subsection, the Secretary shall, on at least an annual basis, collect data with respect to each such eligible job training program, including the following: (A) The number and demographics of students who enroll in the program. (B) The number of credits attempted and accumulated annually by students enrolled in the program. (C) The share of such students who cease enrollment on or before the completion of 60 percent of the payment period or period of enrollment. (D) The verified completion rate and the verified annual earnings rate described in clauses (i) and (iii) of section 481(b)(2)(A), respectively, for the program. (E) The number and demographics of— (i) students who complete the program