; (C) the provider does not charge tuition and fees to a covered individual who receives assistance under this section to pursue such program that are higher than the tuition and fees charged by such provider to another individual; and (D) the provider meets the approval criteria developed by the Secretary under paragraph (4). (4) (A) The Secretary shall prescribe criteria for approving providers of a high technology program of education under this section. (B) In developing such criteria, the Secretary may consult with State approving agencies. (C) Such criteria are not required to meet the requirements of section 3672 of this title. (D) Such criteria shall include the job placement rate, in the field of study of a program of education, of covered individuals who complete such program of education. (5) The Secretary shall determine whether instructors are experts under paragraph (3)(A) based on evidence furnished to the Secretary by the provider regarding the ability of the instructors to— (A) identify professions in need of new employees to hire, tailor the programs to meet market needs, and identify the employers likely to hire graduates; (B) effectively teach the skills offered to covered individuals; (C) provide relevant industry experience in the fields of programs offered to incoming covered individuals; and (D) demonstrate relevant industry experience in such fields of programs. (6) In entering into contracts under this subsection, the Secretary shall give preference to a provider of a high technology program of education— (A) from which at least 70 percent of graduates find full-time employment in the field of study of the program during the 180-day period beginning on the date the student graduates from the program