Insights from the June 2025 INDEX College Counseling SurveyEighty-eight INDEX schools participated in the latest INDEX College Counseling Survey. Each school received a customized benchmark

The data below are some of the findings from a broad survey – the INDEX Admissions Pulse Survey (May 2025) – in which 126 INDEX

The data below represent average percent changes in key metrics from INDEX schools during the period 2006/07 to 2009/10, capturing shifts that occurred during the Financial Crisis. While today’s environment

The following 6-year trends include the same schools throughout. For a detailed comparison of your school’s performance, please refer to the Admissions section of your INDEX Annual

Seven years of school-reported (non-standardized) full-time equivalent (FTE) data.

Annual fund “ask,” exit interviews, institutional researchers, weighted GPAs, and student feedback for teachers.

Staffing Trends at INDEX Schools (Last 5 Years)

Leadership tenure and teaching duties, teacher and staff attrition trends.

Tuitions Up 5% Tuition increases at INDEX schools are up nearly 5% in 2024-25. This makes the second year in a row where tuitions have

Middle and upper school teaching workload and non-teaching duties; teacher professional development, graduate degrees, and experience.

Numbers are excerpted from the June INDEX College Counseling Survey.

Student phone bans, increase in AP test takers, school debt, deferred maintenance and Juneteenth.

Enrollment growth and relationship to tuition pricing.

Trustee trends and Board gifts.

2023-24 admission trends.