A lot of schools stopped reporting such statistics because they are useless. Which programs a student chooses as his/her top three is reflective of where he/she got interviews at, not the programs he/she inititally desired entry into. For example, a person wanting to match into ortho ends up getting no ortho interviews, and only a few at low tier general surgery programs. He lists the general surgery programs as his top three choices and matches. Now the school can declare that this student matched into one of his top three, even though he might not have matched into his top 40. A better thing to consider is a school's matchlist, which is at least somewhat indicative of how competitive of residencies the students are getting into.