Yes, I do see your point with the grading system... and yes I know how the report was constructed, what I kinda meant to say is that I'd rather see a report that reflects employment opportunities rather than actual employment...
What I have in mind is something like what are the chances of a Yale graduate versus a Northwestern graduate to get a job at Wachtell for example. Not taking into consideration what the graduate might self-select and all of that stuff. Take for example a student at the 25th percentile. Yale 25th student has say 73.5% chance of employment at 'elite biglaw' while the Northwestern has say 69.5% (purely arbitrary numbers, no offense to NU grads). I dunno, maybe I'm bad at explaining what I mean, it makes perfect sense in my head. What I want to know is what options a graduate from X school has available, not which ones he actually did chose (as that info is plenty available already). I'm sure this wouldn't give many surprises for the top ranked schools, but further down the list I think it might be interesting.