; and (II) understands that the eligible veteran will be prohibited from participating in the pilot program if the certification described in subclause (I) is determined to be untrue. (C) Group applications The Administrator may authorize a group of eligible veterans to apply as a group under the pilot program. The group shall be treated as a single eligible veteran under the pilot program, except that the maximum amount of the grant shall be calculated by multiplying the maximum amount under paragraph (4)(A) by the number of members of the group. (3) Entrepreneurship training (A) In general Each eligible veteran receiving a grant under the pilot program shall complete an entrepreneurship readiness program approved by the Administrator that is designed to prepare the eligible veteran for, and lead to the immediate subsequent ownership and management by the eligible veteran of, a qualifying business enterprise. (B) Approved programs An approved program described in subparagraph (A) may include a program— (i) available through a small business development center; (ii) approved by the Administrator for entrepreneurship training; (iii) approved by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs for entrepreneurship training; (iv) available through the Transition Assistance Program of the Department of Defense; (v) available through a women’s business center, as described in section 29; (vi) available through a Veterans Business Outreach Center, as described in subsection (d); (vii) available through the SCORE program authorized by section 8(b)(1); or (viii) approved by the Administrator, in consultation with the Advisory Committee, as appropriate because of the expertise the program offers relating to a certain type of business enterprise. (C) Business plan (i) Contents An eligible veteran receiving a grant under the pilot program shall prepare a business plan, which shall include— (I) a description of how the qualifying business enterprise will achieve profitable operation within a reasonable time frame