This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to write a personal statement for an undergraduate application
Read all the materials that you are provided.
These personal statements often include specific references to a portion of your life, and are evaluated based on how well you answer the given question. You don't want to waste precious space addressing a question they didn't ask, so take the time to make sure you understand the prompt clearly.

Choices:
(a). If you have to get your application rejected due to bad reviews, don't worry. You don't want the attention to be solely on the undergraduate portion of your application.
(b). Think about what you would want to ask your job applicant. Think about why you chose that particular job, how you would feel in that position, and what that job would entail.
(c). Research your desired school's statement of purpose. Each school has a specific statement of purpose that indicates what kind of institution it is, what skills the university values and promotes, and what they expect from their students.
(d). Determine the format of your personal statement. Most personal statements, unlike those provided above, will only be used if you are specific enough to use them as a cover letter for your thesis.
The answer is:
(c).