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I meant that there exists at least a critical mass of students that interested in those three professional programs where it makes sense for us to compare outcomes between schools by examining those statistics. A lot of people get a job after college and then go to business school 3-5 years down the line. This isn’t always the case, especially in engineering and computer science, but there’s definitely a sizeable amount that do.</p>
<p>I think something like ~800 Michigan students/alums apply to law school and medical school a piece annually so there’s 1,600 UMich grads right there. I would estimate that at least a 1/3 of each Michigan graduating class ends up going to law school, medical school, or business school.</p>