; (2) in the case of an application from an eligible entity that is a consortium of institutions of higher education— (A) identify each institution in the consortium; (B) explain the reasons for the establishment of the consortium; and (C) describe how institutions in the consortium will work together to meet the needs of eligible student parents; (3) specify the amount of funds requested; (4) demonstrate the need of eligible student parents served by the entity for child care services by including in the application— (A) information regarding student demographics; (B) to the maximum extent practicable, an assessment of child care capacity on or near each campus or other location served by the entity; (C) information regarding additional needs created by community income levels or other factors; (D) information about the number of eligible student parents projected to be served by the entity during the grant period which may be determined using historical or projected data regarding the numbers of eligible student parents enrolled in institutions that comprise the entity; (E) information about the retention and completion rates of eligible student parents; (F) information about the direct costs charged to eligible student parents; (G) information on the types and average amounts of non-Federal aid given to eligible student parents; and (H) other relevant data; (5) contain a description of the activities to be funded with the grant, including whether the grant funds will support an existing child care program or a new child care program; (6) identify the resources, including non-Federal resources, technical expertise, and community support, the entity will draw upon to support eligible student parents in accessing child care services, and provide an assurance that the expenditure of such resources will not result in compensatory increases in student tuition