u/Blue_labyrinth118

I'm applying as a staff journalist for my uni's yearbook. The application requires work samples - as an English major I obviously write a lot, but there's a big emphasis on familarity with AP style citation (naturally) and all of my papers and articles are humanities related, so they're in MLA. Do you think it's a better option just to write a new article in AP style (might not turn out great, because I don't have a lot of time) or change my MLA papers into AP? I thought it could look unprofesstional to change entire citations of a literature analysis paper to AP, but I guess it's possible. Any thoughts?

I got a 3.9 GPA this semester but apparently I'm not on the Dean's list. I had taken 1 pass/not pass course and I got a 3.5 grade on one of my classes, but I still think I should've been on the Dean's List with a 3.9. Does anyone have any idea what could this be for?