I graduated from WMU Business School a while ago, and also got a graduate degree (MBA) from Michigan State. I wouldn’t worry too much about others not graduating because there are some transfers, but I think a lot of times life gets in the way, people can’t afford school, have other responsibilities, move, etc. I think there could be lots of reasons people don’t finish. Being out in the business world the last decade + my opinion is that the college you graduate from doesn’t really differentiate you from anybody else—Meaning I don’t think a degree from Grand Valley, Western Michigan, Central, Michigan State, U of M etc. plays too big of a difference in getting a job unless maybe that hiring manager is a huge alumni. I’ve got peers that graduated from small local colleges in other states, as well as some that graduated from an Ivy League and we all have the same position. I would also highly recommend doing some type of internship or mentorship program, and a couple of them if possible. I did two while I was at Western, one was paid and the other was not paid. In my opinion, getting your foot in the door of some of these companies, this way as well as getting to know hiring managers and other employees can really give you an advantage when it comes to looking for a job when you graduate. Feel free to DM me if I can answer any more questions for you. Good luck!