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ETS Acquires ACT, Consolidating Measurement Organizations

ETS announced its acquisition of ACT, integrating two prominent organizations in educational and career assessment. The move combines their resources to address current challenges in the education sector. Officials have not disclosed the financial terms of the agreement.

07/20/2026 · Alachua edition

PRINCETON, N.J. (June 30, 2026) — ETS has acquired ACT, bringing together two widely recognized organizations in college and career readiness assessments. The acquisition combines the resources of both companies, which have historically operated as independent measurement organizations.

ETS president and CEO, Amit Sevak, stated that the acquisition allows the combined entity to address significant challenges. He defined these challenges as issues within the education and workforce development sectors. Sevak emphasized the goal of creating more equitable pathways to opportunity for individuals. He described the acquisition as a step toward addressing a broader set of needs not currently met by either organization individually.

Janet Godwin, CEO of ACT, stated that the organization intends to ensure the continued accessibility and support of its current offerings. She defined these offerings as solutions for learners, educators, and institutions. Godwin highlighted a joint vision for reaching and supporting more students through this consolidation.

Officials did not immediately disclose the financial terms of the acquisition, nor did they provide specific details regarding the integration process of operations or personnel. Both organizations have historically focused on assessment development and delivery, serving students and institutions across the United States. ETS develops and administers tests such as the GRE and TOEFL, while ACT administers its namesake college readiness exam.

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