This is absolutely not why. There is no incentive for universities to tell employers what they think of the students attending them, and the intercollegiate tal

This is absolutely not why. There is no incentive for universities to tell employers what they think of the students attending them, and the intercollegiate talent transfer is 99% recommendations and research experience. Students don't want it, professors don't care, and the general public doesn't pay them to. Universities make their money from students and research, not from employers hoping for them to report statistics on the people attending. It is only their accreditation process which cares, and it doesn't care very much. I think you just want your story to be true, honestly.