A couple things to note:
Offers dont mean they are getting the jobs they want most. I got an offer from a saftey school (not Kelley), not counting that as a win.
Kelley's 100% internship rate needs to be taken with a grain of salt, they hire several students who cant get internships themselves. Its on the career services website.
I wish schools didnt care so much about their rankings, Kelley seems to honestly look at the applicant in a holistic manner. If they become rankings obsessed then that will, by nature, suffer as more emphasis will be placed on hard gmat/gpa stats.
I dont think a school like kelley can afford to do that. Yale can and it has moved up accordingly (722 gmat? get out of here)
Now onto my predictions: I think Kelley will drop in the rankings for a couple reasons, other schools GMAT scores keep shooting up, Kelley's wont IMO. Kelley can attract the most ambitious students who want Goldman for IB and Mckinsey for MC. Dont tell me Goldman hired 3 Kelley students last year....that wasnt for IB.
Kelley's acceptance rate will be at an all time high this year, its already 42.5% and apps are down across the board outside of the the top 10. if Kelley wants to fill its class up at around ~220 they better start letting some more kids in, that of course equals lower gpa/gmat numbers and a soft r3.
If IU law is getting commitments from students who got into better schools without money then they will dominate Kelley next year. Assuming the weightings of the pretty much useless usnews rankings dont change.
At the end of the day who cares about rankings once you decide on a program? You know what companies come to campus, thats not gonna change due to some jump in the rankings. We all know what Kelley is good for. Rankings wont change the schools personal fit for you either. For the next ten years nothing is gonna change, especially not due to some year to year ranking where 25% is a deans assessment...what the hell does that even mean?
Kelley is what it is. A great mid level school. Full disclosure: I am going to Kelley.