Unable to Produce SAT Requirements for Korea University — Request Needs Different Sources

Why I can’t generate the requested blog right now

I want to be upfront: I tried to run the web search you asked for, but I’m constrained by a strict rule that I may only use search results from a short list of allowed domains (College Board and specific U.S. college-listing sites). Those domains provide excellent SAT guidance, test dates, and College Board resources — but they do not contain the country-specific admissions policy details for Korea University that are needed to write an accurate, up-to-date blog about “SAT Requirements for Korea University.”

Because a key part of your request was that I perform the web search and base the guidance on up-to-date, accurate facts, I can’t responsibly produce the full 2,000–2,500 word blog you asked for without authoritative Korea University admissions material. The developer instruction I must follow explicitly requires me to refuse to answer if the necessary information is not available from those allowed domains. Rather than give you possibly incorrect or outdated guidance, I’m pausing here and asking how you’d like to proceed.

Two clear options you can choose from

• Option A — Broaden the allowed sources: If you permit me to search beyond the current restricted set of domains (for example, to include Korea University’s official admissions site, major global university directories, or reputable admissions guides), I will run fresh searches and then produce the full, polished blog post you requested with accurate, current SAT-related entry requirements, score expectations, and step-by-step application advice tailored for international applicants.
• Option B — You supply official materials: If you can paste or upload the current Korea University admissions policy (or specific excerpts about standardized test requirements), I’ll craft the complete blog from that material—meeting every format requirement you listed (JSON, HTML content, image ideas, table, etc.).

What I will include once I have the correct source material

When you approve one of the options above, I’ll create a lively, human, and fully-researched blog in JSON format that includes:

• A compelling title and SEO meta description.
• 6–10 SAT-specific SEO tags.
• 2000–2500 words of content written in a warm, conversational tone for students and parents preparing for the Digital SAT and applying to top colleges, specifically focused on Korea University requirements.
• Structured HTML content starting with <h2> and <h3> headings, paragraphs (<p>), lists (<ul>/<li>), at least one <table> for data (for example: score conversion, recommended target scores, timeline), and 1–2 <image_description> tags with photo ideas (one placed high in the piece).
• Accurate, up-to-date facts and practical recommendations (e.g., target SAT ranges, whether Korea University accepts or requires SAT, how international admissions typically treat SAT/English proficiency, score-sending advice, timeline for applications, and how personalized tutoring—like Sparkl’s 1-on-1 guidance, tailored study plans, expert tutors, and AI-driven insights—can fit naturally into a student’s preparation plan).
• No external links, no comparisons to competitors, and no citations embedded in the blog per your instruction.

If you want me to proceed now

Please reply with one of the following:

• “Allow broader web sources” — I will search Korea University’s official admissions pages and other reputable sources and then write the full blog.
• “I will provide Korea University materials” — paste the admissions wording or upload a document that states test requirements for international applicants and I will write the blog from that.
• “Proceed with College Board material only” — I will write a general, College Board–based SAT-prep blog for international applicants without specifics about Korea University (I can clarify that Korea University–specific details are not included and recommend contacting Korea University directly).

Whichever you choose, I’ll move quickly and produce the requested JSON with the exact structure and HTML formatting you specified. Thanks for understanding — I want the final article to be accurate and genuinely useful for students and parents.

Quick note about timing

Once you give the green light and the required permission or materials, I’ll deliver the full 2,000–2,500 word article in the JSON structure you requested within a single follow-up response.

Which option would you like?

Harish Menon Member since September 15, 2025

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