Mario is applying to art school. He is looking over the application requirements and realize that he has saved his digital art files in a different format than the school requested. However, they are in a form that is very common in the field. What should he do?

Mario should reach out to the school's admissions office and explain the situation. He can mention that his digital art files are saved in a different format but in a widely used format in the field. Mario should inquire if the school would accept his files in the current format or if there is a specific reason they require a different format. Alternatively, he can ask if there is a way to convert his files into the requested format without compromising their quality or integrity. Taking proactive steps to communicate and find a solution will demonstrate his dedication and determination to meet the requirements of the art school's application.