ETS Acquires ACT: Should Students Take The ACT Test?

As standardized testing for Ivy League and other U.S. colleges returns, families may wonder whether to trust the ACT and what ...

ETS acquires ACT, consolidating two testing giants

Educational nonprofit ETS is acquiring ACT — roughly two years after the standardized test maker was taken over by a private equity firm. The deal will create a testing giant reaching 35 million ...

ETS Acquires ACT: What It Means for Standardized Testing in College Admissions

More colleges are returning to requiring standardized test scores from applicants. The change is intended to help students better prepare for education and career opportunities. ETS, the nonprofit ...
Education Week

ETS Acquires ACT, Signaling Potential Changes for College-Admissions Testing

The testing giant ETS announced Tuesday that it will acquire college and career-readiness assessment company ACT—a move that could eventually have implications for the roughly 1.38 million students ...
Campaign Live

As higher ed admissions shift, standardized tests are repositioning their value in the process

Partnering with creative agency Bindery, the Educational Testing Service (ETS) reframes its graduate school entrance exam as ...
Yahoo

ETS, once the SAT's administrator, to lay off 757 workers in California

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Educational Testing Service, the company that helped create the SAT, plans to lay off 757 California workers as its contract with ...
The New York Times

Educational Testing Service

He also turned two Manhattan districts into national models. But his tangled personal finances forced him to resign as the city’s first Hispanic schools chief. By Sam Roberts Graduate school ...