; (ii) any help text associated with a question described in clause (i) includes a description of an applicant’s treatment as a dislocated worker under paragraph (1); and (iii) the FAFSA includes a prominent notification, appearing immediately before questions related to tax returns or income that, if the applicant (or, as applicable, a spouse or parent of an applicant) has lost significant income earned from work due to a qualifying emergency, the applicant should contact the financial aid administrator at the institution where the applicant plans to enroll to provide current income information; (B) in consultation with institutions of higher education, shall carry out activities to inform applicants for Federal student financial aid under the Higher Education Act of 1965 ( 20 U.S.C. 1001 et seq.)— (i) of the treatment of individuals who have applied for, or who are receiving, unemployment benefits as dislocated workers under paragraph (1); (ii) of the availability of means-tested Federal benefits for which such applicants may be eligible; and (iii) of the ability of a financial aid administrator of an institution of higher education to use professional judgment as authorized under section 479A of the Higher Education Act of 1965 ( 20 U.S.C. 1087tt ) and in accordance with subsection (b), to determine, where appropriate, that income earned from work is zero and consider unemployment benefits to be zero, if the applicant (or, as applicable, a spouse or parent of an applicant) has applied for or is receiving unemployment benefits