Mann-Whitney test W statistics Below is Mann-Whitney test result from Minitab. At the end of result, there is no p-value but "Cannot reject since W is < 363.0". What does it mean? I cannot reject H0? But the median looks significantly different here. 
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Mann-Whitney Test and CI: 20_C_or_Better_Grade_2013, 2124_C_or_Better_Grade_201 

                              N  Median
20_C_or_Better_Grade_2013    22   5.500
2124_C_or_Better_Grade_2013  10  10.500


Point estimate for ETA1-ETA2 is -5.000
95.1 Percent CI for ETA1-ETA2 is (-9.000,-0.001)
W = 315.5
Test of ETA1 = ETA2 vs ETA1 > ETA2


Cannot reject since W is < 363.0

 A: The Mann-Whitney U-test isn't actually a test of the median, although that is often the way it is explained.  (If you literally wanted a test of the equality of the median, you could do that by bootstrapping or using a permutation test.)  
In truth, MW is a test for stochastic dominance.  That is, it is a test of whether, if you drew one value at random from each group, is the value from one group typically higher than the value from the other?  If the shapes of the distributions for the two groups differ, it is quite possible that the medians could differ without one stochastically dominating the other significantly, and it is very possible for one to significantly stochastically dominate the other even if the medians are identical.  

I have never used Minitab, but it appears to me that you may have run a one-tailed test and selected the wrong tail by mistake.  I notice the output says:  
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... ETA1-ETA2 is -5.000
...
Test of ETA1 = ETA2 vs ETA1 > ETA2
...

If you tested Test of ETA1 = ETA2 vs ETA1 < ETA2 instead, you might get a significant result.
