; (ii) provide the list to the institution offering the eligible training program and allow the institution a 45-day period beginning the day after the date that the Secretary provides the list to the institution, to submit any corrections to the list; (iii) after resolving any corrections, provide the institution with the final list and submit the final list of students who completed the eligible training program to the Social Security Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, or any other Federal agency that administers a database that contains earnings information that can be matched to the individuals named in the final list, and retrieve the mean and median annual earnings of students on the lists, in aggregate and not in individual form, within 10 business days after submission; (iv) calculate and send the debt-to-earnings rates to the institution offering the eligible training program and allow the institution a 45-day period, beginning after the date the Secretary notifies an institution of the debt-to-earnings rates, to challenge the accuracy of information used to calculate the eligible training program’s median loan debt; (v) subject to the resolution of any challenge, issue a notice of determination informing the institution— (I) of the final debt-to-earnings rates of each eligible training program to the institution offering the program; (II) of the final determination regarding whether the program is a passing, failing, or zone program, or is ineligible, and the consequences of that determination; (III) whether the program could become ineligible based on its final debt-to-earnings rates for the next award year; (IV) whether the institution is required to provide warnings to enrolled students and prospective students; and (V) if the program is determined to be a failing or zone program due to the final debt-to-earnings rates, how the program may make an alternate earnings appeal, in accordance with paragraph (4)