Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to write a personal history [title] Determine the audience. [step] Depending on what you are applying for, the information you include in your personal statement will differ, often significantly. In order to ensure that you address pertinent subjects, you will want to know who you are writing for.

Ending1: You should consider whether your application will be read by a medical or law school review board, or a graduate committee. Is it an application for a scholarship or an internship? Reflecting on your audience will help you determine what life stories to highlight. Ending2: If you are writing for an outside audience, then you should gather information before applying for a personal life support program program. Since the organizers of your program are usually asking for personal information, rather than individuals, you will want to limit the list to those you know. Ending3: An account of one of their social or professional lives may be sufficient for your business, but it does not need to be as specific. See how to conduct your personal history for what you need in a personal statement : [substeps] What their hobbies and interests are. Ending4: Think about the audience you are writing for and tailor your personal narrative to those of them. [substeps] Typically, only certain people can use a personal statement in writing.

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