; and (B) the institution that grants the degree or certificate provides more than 50 percent of the educational program. (b) Written arrangements for study-Abroad Under a study abroad program, if an eligible institution enters into a written arrangement under which an institution in another country, or an organization acting on behalf of an institution in another country, provides part of the educational program of students enrolled in the eligible institution, the Secretary considers that educational program to be an eligible program if it otherwise satisfies the requirements of paragraphs (1) through (3) of subsection (c). (c) Written arrangements between an eligible institution and an ineligible institution or organization If an eligible institution enters into a written arrangement with an institution or organization that is not an eligible institution under which the ineligible institution or organization provides part of the educational program of students enrolled in the eligible institution, the Secretary shall consider that educational program to be an eligible program if— (1) the ineligible institution or organization has not— (A) had its eligibility to participate in the programs under this title terminated by the Secretary; (B) voluntarily withdrawn from participation programs under this title under a termination, show-cause, suspension, or similar type proceeding initiated by the institution's State licensing agency, accrediting agency, guarantor, or by the Secretary; (C) had its certification to participate in programs under this title revoked by the Secretary; (D) had its application for re-certification to participate in programs under this title denied by the Secretary; or (E) had its application for certification to participate in programs under this title denied by the Secretary; (2) the ineligible institution or organization does not have any role in the admission of students into the educational program