The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of ETSU's online MBA offerings by combining limited direct site navigation with heavy reliance on web search and prior knowledge. The site itself is poorly machine-readable—JavaScript-heavy, truncated responses, and a 404 on the pricing endpoint forced the agent to reconstruct pricing, program details, and differentiation from search results and external sources rather than authoritative site content.

• ›Direct site fetches (steps [0], [1], [3], [4], [5], [8]) returned only HTML metadata and truncated payloads; actual content was not extractable from the responses, forcing the agent to rely on search results (steps [6]–[22]) for substantive information about programs, pricing, and positioning.
• ›The agent explicitly cited search-sourced pages (bschools.org, geteducated.com, research.com) and the learning-experience page (step [22]) in its final response, indicating that neither the homepage, programs directory, tuition page, nor admissions page contained sufficiently structured or accessible content to serve as primary sources.
• ›Pricing information was particularly obscured: step [2] returned a 404 for `/pricing`, and step [8]'s fetch of `/tuition` returned only metadata; the agent extracted the $515/credit-hour figure from external search results, not from the official tuition page.
• ›The agent identified architectural confusion: onlinedegrees.etsu.edu focuses on MBA only, while ETSU's broader online portfolio (education, criminal justice, undergrad) lives at etsu.edu/online, but the site does not make this clear.
• ›Missing information flagged by the agent (GPA thresholds, exact curriculum, program-specific requirements) reflects that the site lacks a comprehensive, machine-parseable resource; the agent recommended contact via phone (833-690-1228) as the practical path to specifics.