Unable to Produce SAT–UNICAMP Blog Under Current Source Restrictions

Why I can’t produce the requested UNICAMP + SAT blog right now

I want to be upfront and helpful. You asked for a long, deeply researched, and up-to-date blog about SAT requirements for Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). I attempted to perform the web search you requested, but I’m constrained by an instruction that limits which websites I may use for research. Specifically, I’m only allowed to use content from a short list of domains (College Board and a few associated domains). Those College Board resources are excellent for SAT facts, dates, and test prep guidance, but they do not contain authoritative, up-to-date admissions policy information for UNICAMP.

Because the requirement you set for me also said I must refuse to answer if the web search results are not from the allowed domains, I can’t responsibly generate the full, fact-checked blog you requested using other sources without your permission to broaden the search. Producing a long, definitive blog about UNICAMP’s SAT policy without reliable, directly relevant sources would risk giving you inaccurate or outdated advice — and I won’t do that.

What I did and what I found

I searched the permitted College Board domains for SAT guidance, dates, and general policy context (these are great for explaining the digital SAT format, score usage, and how to send scores).
Those sources do not, however, list UNICAMP-specific admissions requirements tied to the SAT. UNICAMP is a Brazilian public university with admissions rules and pathways that are typically documented on its own admissions pages or by Brazil’s national admissions authorities, not on College Board pages.
Because of the developer-level instruction to restrict sources to a short list of domains, and the further instruction to refuse if the required information is not available on those domains, I must pause here rather than provide a possibly incorrect long-form guide.

How we can proceed (choose one)

If you’d like to move forward, pick one of the options below and I’ll continue immediately:

Allow a broader web search: Permit me to search the wider web (including UNICAMP’s official site and Brazilian admissions resources). With that I can produce the full 2,000–2,500 word, well-researched blog you asked for, with accurate, current UNICAMP-specific SAT requirements and actionable advice for applicants and parents.
Provide official UNICAMP documents: Upload or paste the official UNICAMP admissions guidance or any links you want me to use. If you give me the primary sources, I will write the requested blog strictly from those documents plus College Board SAT context.
Keep the scope general: If you prefer not to broaden sources, I can write a high-quality general blog about how students should approach using SAT scores when applying to top international universities (including Brazilian universities in general), relying only on College Board material and general admissions best practices. It will be less specific to UNICAMP but still useful.

What I’ll deliver once you approve

Once you choose one of the options above, I will produce a polished, engaging blog in JSON format with the fields you specified: title, meta_description, tags, and content_html. The content will be written in a lively, conversational tone for students and parents, include structured headings, bullet lists, at least one table for quick-reference data, and 1–2 image suggestions using the required <image_description> tag format. I’ll also weave in natural mentions of Sparkl’s personalized tutoring and benefits where they fit.

Quick note on accuracy and currency

Admissions policies change. If you want specific, current UNICAMP requirements (for example: whether they accept SAT scores for undergraduate admissions, how to send international scores, deadlines, or minimum score expectations), the most reliable sources are UNICAMP’s official admissions pages or official Brazilian admissions portals. I can fetch those and cite them directly if you allow a broader search or provide the links.

What I can start writing right now if you choose the broader search

After you grant permission to search beyond the College Board domains, I will:

Gather UNICAMP’s latest admissions policies and confirm whether and how they accept SAT scores for international applicants.
Confirm score-sending instructions (CEEB codes or other identifiers) and any equivalency or recognition rules for international tests.
Create a student-and-parent-friendly blog (2,000–2,500 words) that explains requirements, timelines, strategy, sample study plans, sample score targets, a comparative table of options, and how Sparkl’s 1-on-1 tutoring, tailored study plans, expert tutors, and AI-driven insights can help when appropriate.

Decide and I’ll proceed

Tell me which option you prefer: broaden the search now, paste/upload UNICAMP source material, or accept a general (non–UNICAMP-specific) SAT admissions guide based on College Board resources. If you choose to broaden the search, I’ll fetch the sources and then write the full blog in the exact JSON + HTML structure you requested.

Final quick reassurance

I want to make sure the blog you receive is accurate, actionable, and tailored to students aiming at UNICAMP. With your go-ahead to use UNICAMP’s official pages (or permission to search more broadly), I’ll get to work right away.