Unable to Complete Requested Web Search — Domain Restriction

Important note about your request

Thank you — this is a great topic and I’d love to write the full, polished blog you asked for about “SAT Requirements for Khalifa University (UAE)”. However, I need to be transparent: my current instruction set requires that any web search results I use must come only from a very small, specific list of domains (for example: usnews.com, niche.com, collegeboard.org, satsuite.collegeboard.org, collegereadiness.collegeboard.org, bigfuture.collegeboard.org). Information about Khalifa University admissions and their SAT requirements is very unlikely to be hosted on those domains.

What that means

Because of this restriction, I cannot perform the web search you requested in a way that both (a) gathers the accurate, up-to-date Khalifa University admissions details and (b) complies with the domain limitation. I must refuse to carry out a web search under these constraints when the necessary information is not available from the permitted domains.

Options so we can move forward

Choose one of the following and I’ll proceed immediately:

Option A — Broader web search from me: Allow me to search the web without the artificial domain restriction so I can verify Khalifa University’s current SAT/Digital SAT requirements and produce the full 2,000–2,500 word blog with accurate, latest details. (Recommended if you want a fully verified post.)
Option B — You provide official details: If you paste the latest Khalifa University admissions/SAT requirement text or a link to Khalifa University’s official admissions page, I will use that content to craft the full blog (and I will not add external links or citations in the final output, per your instructions).
Option C — General, well-informed blog without fresh web verification: I can write an informative, engaging, and polished blog using commonly known, typical practices for international STEM-focused universities (for example: how SAT scores are used in UAE admissions, recommended score ranges, test reporting approach, other application components) and clearly mark any statements that should be verified against Khalifa University’s official site. This is faster but would include disclaimers that the reader should confirm requirements on the university website.
Option D — I can wait while you adjust the domain restriction: If you can relax the restriction (or confirm I may use Khalifa University’s official site and other reliable higher-education sources), I’ll run the search and deliver the requested JSON blog exactly as specified.

How I’ll deliver once you pick an option

Whichever option you choose, I will:

Produce the blog in the exact JSON structure you requested (title, meta_description, tags, content_html).
Make the blog lively, conversational, and parent/student-friendly, with 2,000–2,500 words and natural mentions of Sparkl’s personalized tutoring where it fits.
Include structured headings (

,

), paragraphs, bullet lists, at least one table for data, and one or two tags placed naturally (with at least one within the top 30% of the content).
Omit any external links and avoid competitor mentions.

Quick recommended choice

If you want the most accurate final article: choose Option A (allow a broader web search). If you prefer speed and can confirm or paste Khalifa University’s current requirement text, Option B is great. If you want me to begin now and you’ll verify later, choose Option C.

Next step

Please reply with A, B, C, or D (or ask a question). Once you confirm which option you prefer, I’ll proceed immediately and deliver the requested JSON blog that meets all your formatting and content requirements.