Unable to Complete: Required Source Limitation for ‘SAT Requirements for Seoul National University’

Why I can’t finish this blog (and how we can get you exactly what you need)

I started this task ready to write a long, helpful, student-and-parent friendly blog about “SAT Requirements for Seoul National University.” I also ran a web search first, because admissions and test-score policies change and it’s important to be precise and current when giving guidance about applying to top universities.

Constraint encountered

My search was restricted to a short, specific list of domains (usnews.com, niche.com, collegeboard.org, satsuite.collegeboard.org, collegereadiness.collegeboard.org, bigfuture.collegeboard.org). Those are high-quality sources for general SAT and U.S.-focused admissions guidance, but Seoul National University’s (SNU) official admissions policies — including whether they accept or require the SAT (Digital SAT), minimum score guidance, document submission rules for international applicants, or country-specific pathways — are normally set and published by SNU itself or the Korean Ministry of Education, and often appear on SNU’s official admissions pages or on Korean government/consulate resources. Those official pages are not within the permitted domain list for this search, and I could not find authoritative SNU-specific SAT policy information inside the allowed domains.

Why that matters

Admissions policies (test-required vs test-optional, minimum scores, equivalency rules, and documentation) can change year to year — and top universities sometimes release new rules for international applicants very close to each application cycle.
College Board (BigFuture/SAT Suite) can tell you about the SAT format, test dates, and general guidance for international applicants, but it cannot reliably stand in for an individual university’s admission policy.
To help students and parents make correct decisions — for example, whether to take the Digital SAT, how to request score reports, or whether to prioritize other credentials — I need to reference SNU’s official admissions documentation or other authoritative SNU channels.

How we can proceed — two clear options

Choose one and I’ll proceed immediately:

Option A — Broaden the allowed search domains: Permit me to search SNU’s official admissions pages (usually on sna.ac.kr or english.snu.ac.kr) plus other authoritative resources. With that I will produce the full 2,000–2,500 word, polished blog in the requested JSON format that includes structured headings, a table, image suggestions, and natural mentions of Sparkl’s personalized tutoring where appropriate.
Option B — You provide the SNU admissions text or a copy of SNU’s international applicant SAT policy: Paste the relevant admissions excerpt(s) or upload them here. I will use that material to craft the requested blog without doing external web searches, and I will cite nothing (as you requested) but will base the content strictly on the materials you supplied.

What I will deliver once I have authoritative SNU info

When given permission to search the broader web (or provided the official SNU admissions content), I will deliver a richly detailed blog tailored to students and parents applying to Seoul National University. It will include:

A clear explanation of SNU’s SAT/test-score policy for international applicants (whether required, optional, or recommended), plus how SNU treats the Digital SAT versus other tests.
Practical timelines and a sample application checklist so students know when to take the Digital SAT, when to send scores, and how scores fit in the overall application.
A helpful table comparing score-reporting methods, deadlines, and approximate target scores for different competitive programs at SNU (where public data exists).
Examples and real-world tips for students balancing language proficiency tests, school transcripts, essays, and SAT prep; plus how Sparkl’s personalized tutoring (1-on-1 guidance, tailored study plans, expert tutors, AI-driven insights) can fit into a realistic prep plan.
Image ideas placed naturally within the article using the requested tags.

If you want me to proceed now

Reply with either:

“Broaden search” — and I will run a search that includes SNU’s official domains and other primary sources; or
Paste the SNU admissions policy text here and I’ll use it as the authoritative source for the article.

Quick note to keep things moving

If you choose to broaden the search, please confirm you are okay with me accessing SNU’s official admissions pages (for example, english.snu.ac.kr or admission.snu.ac.kr) and other authoritative resources. Once you confirm, I’ll fetch the latest policy and write the full, polished blog in the exact JSON + HTML structure you requested.

Thank you — I’m ready when you are

I care about giving you accurate, up-to-date guidance that students and parents can trust when planning for one of the most important parts of the college application process. Tell me which option you prefer and I’ll get to work right away.