; (II) decided whether to award an emergency financial aid grant; and (III) disbursed the emergency financial aid grant. (vii) In the case of eligible students who received more than one emergency financial aid grant, the average amount of an emergency financial aid grant received over the period of enrollment of such eligible students. (viii) The completion and retention rates of eligible students who received an emergency financial aid grant. (C) Disaggregation The information determined under subparagraph (B) shall, in a manner that does not identify any individual student, be disaggregated as follows: (i) For each eligible entity that carries out an emergency grant aid program under this section, disaggregated by— (I) the eligible students who received an emergency financial aid grant under such emergency grant aid program; (II) the students who applied but did not receive an emergency financial aid grant under such emergency grant aid program; (III) the eligible students who received more than one emergency financial aid grant under such emergency grant aid program; and (IV) the eligible students who received a total of $2,000 from emergency financial aid grants under such emergency grant aid program. (ii) For each group of students described in clause (i), disaggregated by age, race (as defined in section 153(a)(3) of the Education Sciences Reform Act of 2002 ( 20 U.S.C. 9543 )), gender, disability status, students who are veterans or service members, first generation college students, and status as a recipient of a Federal Pell Grant. (2) Evaluation The Director, in consultation with the Secretary and using the information determined under paragraph (1), shall annually evaluate each eligible entity carrying out an emergency grant aid program under this section. Each evaluation shall be disaggregated in accordance with paragraph (1)(C) and include, with respect to the preceding year— (A) the extent to which the eligible entity met the elements of the application of such eligible entity under subsection (c)