Track what students ask about each program cost, format, outcomes and “is it worth it”





For education
Students ask ChatGPT which online MBA is worth it before they request info. Track visibility program by program and fix stale tuition facts.
Orchly tracks what students and parents ask AI about your programs, flags the facts and sources to fix, and checks whether you get named before the next deadline.
What enrollment teams track
Track prompts for every program, find the rankings and threads AI trusts, and catch slipping program pages while there’s still time before deadline season.





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Before the deadline
Most bad answers trace back to a stale fact, a thin program page or a source nobody on your team was watching.
I have a 3.4 GPA and work full time. What’s the best online MBA under $30k that doesn’t need the GMAT?
Same question, sent to every engine you track.
Add the questions prospective students ask, like “best online MBA under $30k” or “is an RN to BSN online respected by hospitals”, and Orchly runs them in ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Google AI Overviews and AI Mode. You see whether your school is named, where it sits in the list and which schools show up instead. See AI search monitoring.
Group them by program. For each one, track cost questions (“under $20k”, “with financial aid”), format questions (online, part-time, no GMAT), outcome questions (“jobs after a data science master’s”) and the blunt ones like “is X worth it”. Orchly suggests prompts from your site during setup, and you can add your own at any time.
AI engines answer from whatever they can find, and that often includes an old catalog PDF, a third-party directory or last year’s rankings coverage. Orchly shows the sources cited in each answer, so you know whether to fix your own program page or chase a correction from the site AI keeps quoting.
It depends on the question and the engine. Rankings like US News, review sites like Niche, Reddit communities such as r/ApplyingToCollege and r/MBA, course platforms like Coursera and your own program pages all come up. Citation tracking shows the exact pages behind your prompts, and Reddit tracking flags the threads that already appear in AI answers.
Yes. Put each program’s prompts in its own topic and you get visibility, share of voice and sentiment per program, not just for the university as a whole. On the Google side, content groups let you report on all your /programs/ pages, or just one school’s, as one set.
It does. The prompts are yours to set, so a bootcamp can track “best coding bootcamp with a job guarantee”, a private school “best private high schools in Denver for STEM” and a course platform “Coursera vs edX for a data analytics certificate”. If an agency or OPM runs your enrollment marketing, see Orchly for agencies.
Yes. Upload your current tuition sheet and program facts to the knowledge base, then have the Article Refresher agent update a slipping program page with them. Every change waits for your review, so nothing goes live without sign-off from admissions or your compliance team. See the SEO and GEO optimizer.
Orchly counts visits from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and other AI engines by page, so you can see which program pages they land on. Connect GA4 to put sessions and conversions, like request-info form fills, next to that data. More on AI traffic analytics.