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McGraw Hill Professional, operating as a division of McGraw Hill Inc. (NYSE: MH), is a commercial and educational learning publisher headquartered in New York. Founded in 1888 and operating globally across 11 countries, the company delivers digital and print educational content, learning platforms, and assessment tools across three primary segments: Higher Education, PreK-12 Education, and Medical Education. Its higher education catalog spans 56 academic disciplines, while its PreK-12 and medical segments offer specialized content for K-12 schools and healthcare professional training.

The company's core technology stack centers on cloud-based educational platforms including Connect® (a learning management platform with SmartBook adaptive reading), ALEKS® (an AI-driven adaptive learning and knowledge-space assessment platform), SIMnet (Microsoft Office skills simulation), Virtual Labs, and Sharpen (an AI-powered mobile study companion). Additional products include AccessEngineering, AccessScience, MH Medical, Boards & Beyond, Clinical Reasoning, Achieve3000, and Actively Learn, supported by integrations with major LMS platforms (Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle) and a partnership with Kahoot! for gamified learning. The proprietary ALEKS adaptive learning engine, which personalizes instruction based on individual knowledge gaps, represents the company's most differentiated AI asset.

McGraw Hill generates revenue primarily through recurring institutional subscriptions and site licenses (Higher Ed revenue of $225.4M in Q3 FY2026 grew 24% YoY), supplemented by per-seat access codes, individual eBook purchases through self-serve e-commerce, and traditional print textbook sales. The go-to-market combines direct field sales to educational institutions, inside sales, self-serve digital platforms, and regional distributor partnerships. Full-year FY2026 revenue is guided at $2.067-$2.087 billion with Adjusted EBITDA guidance of $729-$739 million.

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McGraw Hill Professional is a New York-based educational publisher and learning technology company serving Higher Education, PreK-12, and Medical Education markets across 56 academic disciplines globally. It delivers digital platforms (Connect, ALEKS, Sharpen), adaptive learning AI, and print/digital content via institutional subscriptions and self-serve channels.

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Serves global market

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educational publishing, digital learning platforms, adaptive learning technology, medical education content, K-12 curriculum solutions
Industry4 codes
1Core Digital Curriculum & Courseware (Full Programs & Units)
CodeEDAFACAAPrimaryYes
2Adaptive Learning & Personalized Instruction Software
CodeEDAJAMAEPrimaryNo
3Curriculum, Lesson Planning & Instructional Content Platforms
CodeEDAJAMADPrimaryNo
4Medicine & Allied Health (Clinical)
CodeEDAGABAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Educational Services61
  • Software Publishers5132
  • Professional and Management Development Training611430
SIC code2 codes
  • Books: Publishing Or Publishing & Printing2731
  • Services-Educational Services8200
Product category
Educational Publishing and Learning Technology
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Revenue model4 records
1Higher Education
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Digital and print course materials, textbooks, and subscription platforms (Connect, ALEKS) for college and university students. Revenue grew 24% to $225.4 million in Q3 fiscal 2026.

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2PreK-12 Education
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Educational materials and platforms for K-12 schools including digital products (Achieve3000, Actively Learn, ConnectED) and print textbooks across subjects like literacy, math, science, and social studies.

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3Medical Education
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Medical reference and educational content through AccessMedicine, Boards & Beyond, and Clinical Reasoning platforms for healthcare professional education and training.

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4Print Textbooks and Courseware
TypeOne Time License
Description

Traditional print textbook sales and custom courseware solutions for educational institutions.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain
Pricing details2 tiers
1Institutional site licenses and subscriptions
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Volume-based pricing for schools and universities with site-wide access to digital platforms. Pricing varies based on enrollment and product bundle selections.

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2Individual student access codes and eBooks
ModelPer seatBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Individual course material purchases available for single students. Access codes typically bundled with textbooks or sold separately.

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1Connect
Description

Online learning platform with SmartBook adaptive learning technology

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McGraw Hill Professional develops, publishes, and distributes digital and print educational content and adaptive learning platforms for K-12 schools, colleges, universities, and medical education institutions. Its portfolio includes proprietary learning platforms (Connect, ALEKS, SIMnet, Sharpen), reference databases (AccessEngineering, AccessScience, AccessMedicine), and textbook-aligned courseware sold via institutional site licenses and individual student access codes.

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  • 24% year-over-year revenue growth in Higher Education segment to $225.4 million in Q3 fiscal 2026
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Product overview1 text field

McGraw Hill Professional operates as a multi-segment educational publishing and technology company offering a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core Higher Education division provides digital learning platforms including Connect® for course management and ALEKS® for adaptive math and science instruction, supplemented by specialized products like SIMnet (office skills), Virtual Labs, AI Reader, AccessEngineering, AccessScience, and MH Medical for discipline-specific needs. The PreK-12 segment delivers content through ConnectED along with acquired brands Achieve3000 and Actively Learn for literacy instruction. The Medical Education division provides MH Medical (Access), Boards & Beyond, and Clinical Reasoning for healthcare professional training. Sharpen serves as a mobile AI-powered study companion across segments, while Dual Enrollment Solutions facilitates K-12 to higher education transitions. The portfolio integrates with learning management systems and supports approximately 56 academic disciplines across higher education markets.

Product and service18 records
1Connect®
CategoryHigher Education Learning Platform
Description

A comprehensive learning management platform for higher education that provides adaptive assignments, instant feedback, and integration with eBooks for course delivery. Sold to colleges and universities as an institutional course delivery platform.

2ALEKS®
CategoryAdaptive Learning Platform
Description

An adaptive learning and assessment platform that uses artificial intelligence to personalize math and science education through individualized learning paths. Sold to higher education institutions and PreK-12 schools as a standalone adaptive learning subscription.

3SIMnet
CategorySkills Simulation Platform
Description

A simulation-based training platform for Microsoft Office applications and professional skills development with hands-on interactive lessons. Sold to higher education institutions for computer applications and business skills coursework.

4Sharpen
CategoryMobile Study Companion
Description

A mobile-first study companion powered by responsible AI that provides bite-sized quizzes, summaries, and flashcards to help students prepare for exams. Available to institutions and individual learners as a standalone mobile study app.

5MH Medical (Access)
CategoryMedical Education Platform
Description

A comprehensive medical education platform providing access to textbooks, clinical resources, and multimedia content for healthcare students and professionals. Sold to medical schools, teaching hospitals, and medical libraries.

6ConnectED
CategoryPreK-12 Learning Platform
Description

A PreK-12 learning platform connecting educators, students, and parents with digital curriculum resources and classroom management tools. Sold to K-12 schools and districts.

7Achieve3000
CategoryPreK-12 Literacy Platform
Description

A PreK-12 literacy and comprehension platform providing differentiated instruction and assessments for reading proficiency. Sold to K-12 school districts for literacy intervention and instruction.

8Actively Learn
CategoryPreK-12 Literacy Platform
Description

A PreK-12 digital literacy platform enabling teachers to create and assign interactive reading content with embedded questions and assessments. Sold to K-12 schools for literacy instruction.

9Boards & Beyond
CategoryMedical Board Exam Preparation
Description

A medical education platform providing video lessons, questions, and study resources for medical board exam preparation. Sold to medical students and medical schools for USMLE preparation.

10AccessEngineering
CategoryEngineering Reference Platform
Description

A digital engineering reference platform providing access to engineering textbooks, videos, calculators, and curriculum-aligned content. Sold to engineering schools and institutions.

11AccessScience
CategoryScience Reference Database
Description

A science reference database offering authoritative encyclopedia articles, news, and multimedia resources for STEM education. Sold to academic institutions and libraries.

12Virtual Labs
CategoryScience Education Simulation
Description

Cloud-based virtual laboratory environments for science education allowing students to conduct experiments and simulations remotely. Sold to higher education institutions for science lab coursework.

13McGraw Hill eBook & ReadAnywhere App
CategoryDigital Textbook Delivery
Description

Digital textbook access through web and mobile application, allowing students to read course materials anytime, anywhere with offline capability. Sold to institutions and individual students.

14AI Reader
CategoryAI Reading Assistance
Description

An AI-powered reading assistance tool that helps students process and understand educational text content through intelligent support features. Sold to institutions as a standalone accessibility and comprehension tool.

15Dual Enrollment Solutions
CategoryEducational Pathway Services
Description

Programs enabling high school students to earn college credits through partnerships between K-12 institutions and higher education. Sold to K-12 schools and higher education institutions.

16First Aid Forward
CategoryMedical Board Exam Preparation
Description

A medical board exam preparation resource providing updated content based on the First Aid reference series with integrated study tools. Sold to medical students preparing for USMLE board exams.

17Clinical Reasoning
CategoryMedical Education Platform
Description

A medical education platform focused on developing clinical reasoning skills through case-based learning and assessment scenarios. Sold to medical schools for clinical skills development.

18McGraw Hill AR
CategoryAugmented Reality Education
Description

Augmented reality educational experiences that bring learning materials to life through interactive 3D visualizations for enhanced student engagement. Sold to K-12 schools as a supplementary AR learning resource.

Scale indicator8 records

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

McGraw Hill offers integration with Kahoot!, providing gamified quiz and learning game capabilities within the educational ecosystem. This partnership enhances student engagement through interactive, game-based learning activities that complement McGraw Hill's core content and platforms.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

McGraw Hill provides Learning Management System (LMS) integration services, enabling seamless embedding of educational content and platforms within institutional systems like Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and other major LMS platforms.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight5 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Student-focused learning platform offering textbook rentals, study help, and AI tutoring (CheggMate). Competes with McGraw Hill for higher-ed student wallet share on course materials and exam prep.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Online learning platform partnering with universities and companies to deliver courses, certificates, and degrees. Represents the digital-native, course-platform model that competes for institutional and student spend alongside McGraw Hill's Connect ecosystem.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global educational publisher and assessment company operating across K-12, Higher Education, and Professional/Vocational segments. Closest direct competitor to McGraw Hill in scale, scope, and digital learning platform strategy (e.g., Pearson MyLab).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Children's book publisher and K-12 educational content provider with classroom magazines, literacy programs, and book fairs. Comparable to McGraw Hill's PreK-12 literacy and reading instruction business.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Scholarly publisher with a major Higher Education textbook and digital courseware business (WileyPLUS) plus research/journal arms. Closely comparable to McGraw Hill in higher-ed content and digital learning platforms.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Academic publisher with significant Higher Education textbook and reference content across STEM and humanities. Broader research/scientific publishing portfolio makes it an incumbent comparable rather than a direct competitor to McGraw Hill's courseware business.

TypeDirect peer
Description

K-12 focused educational publisher with curriculum, assessments, and professional learning services (HMH Into Reading, Waggle). Direct competitor in the PreK-12 segment where McGraw Hill operates ConnectED, Achieve3000, and Actively Learn.

TypeDirect peer
Description

US-based educational publisher focused on Higher Education and workforce/skills content (Cengage Unlimited subscription model, MindTap platform). Directly competes with McGraw Hill in higher-ed courseware and adaptive learning.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Test preparation, professional certification, and higher-education support services company (subsidiary of Graham Holdings). Comparable to McGraw Hill's exam prep and professional development offerings (Sharpen, First Aid Forward).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global academic and scientific publisher with a large Clinical/Medical education portfolio (ClinicalKey, Complete Anatomy) comparable to McGraw Hill's AccessMedicine and Boards & Beyond, but operating at a much larger scale across a broader portfolio.

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McGraw Hill Professional

Educational Publishing and Learning Technologymhprofessional.com

McGraw Hill Professional is a New York-based educational publisher and learning technology company serving Higher Education, PreK-12, and Medical Education markets across 56 academic disciplines globally. It delivers digital platforms (Connect, ALEKS, Sharpen), adaptive learning AI, and print/digital content via institutional subscriptions and self-serve channels.

What McGraw Hill Professional does

McGraw Hill Professional, operating as a division of McGraw Hill Inc. (NYSE: MH), is a commercial and educational learning publisher headquartered in New York. Founded in 1888 and operating globally across 11 countries, the company delivers digital and print educational content, learning platforms, and assessment tools across three primary segments: Higher Education, PreK-12 Education, and Medical Education. Its higher education catalog spans 56 academic disciplines, while its PreK-12 and medical segments offer specialized content for K-12 schools and healthcare professional training.

The company's core technology stack centers on cloud-based educational platforms including Connect® (a learning management platform with SmartBook adaptive reading), ALEKS® (an AI-driven adaptive learning and knowledge-space assessment platform), SIMnet (Microsoft Office skills simulation), Virtual Labs, and Sharpen (an AI-powered mobile study companion). Additional products include AccessEngineering, AccessScience, MH Medical, Boards & Beyond, Clinical Reasoning, Achieve3000, and Actively Learn, supported by integrations with major LMS platforms (Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle) and a partnership with Kahoot! for gamified learning. The proprietary ALEKS adaptive learning engine, which personalizes instruction based on individual knowledge gaps, represents the company's most differentiated AI asset.

McGraw Hill generates revenue primarily through recurring institutional subscriptions and site licenses (Higher Ed revenue of $225.4M in Q3 FY2026 grew 24% YoY), supplemented by per-seat access codes, individual eBook purchases through self-serve e-commerce, and traditional print textbook sales. The go-to-market combines direct field sales to educational institutions, inside sales, self-serve digital platforms, and regional distributor partnerships. Full-year FY2026 revenue is guided at $2.067-$2.087 billion with Adjusted EBITDA guidance of $729-$739 million.

McGraw Hill Professional firmographics

Firmographics
Name
McGraw Hill Professional
Legal name
McGraw Hill Inc.
Website
https://mhprofessional.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
1888
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
McGraw Hill Professional is a New York-based educational publisher and learning technology company serving Higher Education, PreK-12, and Medical Education markets across 56 academic disciplines globally. It delivers digital platforms (Connect, ALEKS, Sharpen), adaptive learning AI, and print/digital content via institutional subscriptions and self-serve channels.
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McGraw Hill Professional industry classification

Industry
Product category
Educational Publishing and Learning Technology
NAICS
Educational Services (61), Software Publishers (5132), Professional and Management Development Training (611430)
SIC
Books: Publishing Or Publishing & Printing (2731), Services-Educational Services (8200)
akta.pro primary industry
Core Digital Curriculum & Courseware (Full Programs & Units) (EDAFACAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Adaptive Learning & Personalized Instruction Software (EDAJAMAE), Curriculum, Lesson Planning & Instructional Content Platforms (EDAJAMAD), Medicine & Allied Health (Clinical) (EDAGABAG)

Keywords

  • Educational publishing
  • Digital learning platforms
  • Adaptive learning technology
  • Medical education content
  • K-12 curriculum solutions

Where McGraw Hill Professional is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
New York
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

McGraw Hill Professional business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain

Revenue model

  1. Higher Education: Digital and print course materials, textbooks, and subscription platforms (Connect, ALEKS) for college and university students. Revenue grew 24% to $225.4 million in Q3 fiscal 2026.
  2. PreK-12 Education: Educational materials and platforms for K-12 schools including digital products (Achieve3000, Actively Learn, ConnectED) and print textbooks across subjects like literacy, math, science, and social studies.
  3. Medical Education: Medical reference and educational content through AccessMedicine, Boards & Beyond, and Clinical Reasoning platforms for healthcare professional education and training.
  4. Print Textbooks and Courseware: Traditional print textbook sales and custom courseware solutions for educational institutions.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualInstitutional site licenses and subscriptions
Per seatPay-as-you-goIndividual student access codes and eBooks

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels7 records

McGraw Hill Professional product offering

Product offering

Core offering

McGraw Hill Professional develops, publishes, and distributes digital and print educational content and adaptive learning platforms for K-12 schools, colleges, universities, and medical education institutions. Its portfolio includes proprietary learning platforms (Connect, ALEKS, SIMnet, Sharpen), reference databases (AccessEngineering, AccessScience, AccessMedicine), and textbook-aligned courseware sold via institutional site licenses and individual student access codes.

Product overview

McGraw Hill Professional operates as a multi-segment educational publishing and technology company offering a platform-plus-modules architecture. The core Higher Education division provides digital learning platforms including Connect® for course management and ALEKS® for adaptive math and science instruction, supplemented by specialized products like SIMnet (office skills), Virtual Labs, AI Reader, AccessEngineering, AccessScience, and MH Medical for discipline-specific needs. The PreK-12 segment delivers content through ConnectED along with acquired brands Achieve3000 and Actively Learn for literacy instruction. The Medical Education division provides MH Medical (Access), Boards & Beyond, and Clinical Reasoning for healthcare professional training. Sharpen serves as a mobile AI-powered study companion across segments, while Dual Enrollment Solutions facilitates K-12 to higher education transitions. The portfolio integrates with learning management systems and supports approximately 56 academic disciplines across higher education markets.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Connect: Online learning platform with SmartBook adaptive learning technology
  • ALEKS
  • SIMnet
  • Sharpen
  • Achieve3000
  • Actively Learn
  • ConnectED

Products and services

  • Connect® A comprehensive learning management platform for higher education that provides adaptive assignments, instant feedback, and integration with eBooks for course delivery. Sold to colleges and universities as an institutional course delivery platform.
  • ALEKS® An adaptive learning and assessment platform that uses artificial intelligence to personalize math and science education through individualized learning paths. Sold to higher education institutions and PreK-12 schools as a standalone adaptive learning subscription.
  • SIMnet A simulation-based training platform for Microsoft Office applications and professional skills development with hands-on interactive lessons. Sold to higher education institutions for computer applications and business skills coursework.
  • Sharpen A mobile-first study companion powered by responsible AI that provides bite-sized quizzes, summaries, and flashcards to help students prepare for exams. Available to institutions and individual learners as a standalone mobile study app.
  • MH Medical (Access) A comprehensive medical education platform providing access to textbooks, clinical resources, and multimedia content for healthcare students and professionals. Sold to medical schools, teaching hospitals, and medical libraries.
  • ConnectED A PreK-12 learning platform connecting educators, students, and parents with digital curriculum resources and classroom management tools. Sold to K-12 schools and districts.
  • Achieve3000 A PreK-12 literacy and comprehension platform providing differentiated instruction and assessments for reading proficiency. Sold to K-12 school districts for literacy intervention and instruction.
  • Actively Learn A PreK-12 digital literacy platform enabling teachers to create and assign interactive reading content with embedded questions and assessments. Sold to K-12 schools for literacy instruction.
  • Boards & Beyond A medical education platform providing video lessons, questions, and study resources for medical board exam preparation. Sold to medical students and medical schools for USMLE preparation.
  • AccessEngineering A digital engineering reference platform providing access to engineering textbooks, videos, calculators, and curriculum-aligned content. Sold to engineering schools and institutions.
  • AccessScience A science reference database offering authoritative encyclopedia articles, news, and multimedia resources for STEM education. Sold to academic institutions and libraries.
  • Virtual Labs Cloud-based virtual laboratory environments for science education allowing students to conduct experiments and simulations remotely. Sold to higher education institutions for science lab coursework.
  • McGraw Hill eBook & ReadAnywhere App Digital textbook access through web and mobile application, allowing students to read course materials anytime, anywhere with offline capability. Sold to institutions and individual students.
  • AI Reader An AI-powered reading assistance tool that helps students process and understand educational text content through intelligent support features. Sold to institutions as a standalone accessibility and comprehension tool.
  • Dual Enrollment Solutions Programs enabling high school students to earn college credits through partnerships between K-12 institutions and higher education. Sold to K-12 schools and higher education institutions.
  • First Aid Forward A medical board exam preparation resource providing updated content based on the First Aid reference series with integrated study tools. Sold to medical students preparing for USMLE board exams.
  • Clinical Reasoning A medical education platform focused on developing clinical reasoning skills through case-based learning and assessment scenarios. Sold to medical schools for clinical skills development.
  • McGraw Hill AR Augmented reality educational experiences that bring learning materials to life through interactive 3D visualizations for enhanced student engagement. Sold to K-12 schools as a supplementary AR learning resource.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 24% year-over-year revenue growth in Higher Education segment to $225.4 million in Q3 fiscal 2026
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use McGraw Hill Professional

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

McGraw Hill Professional technology and API

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AI capability2 records

Feature5 records

McGraw Hill Professional partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • KahootcoreTechnology or IntegrationMcGraw Hill offers integration with Kahoot!, providing gamified quiz and learning game capabilities within the educational ecosystem. This partnership enhances student engagement through interactive, game-based learning activities that complement McGraw Hill's core content and platforms.
  • Learning Management System PartnerscoreTechnology or IntegrationMcGraw Hill provides Learning Management System (LMS) integration services, enabling seamless embedding of educational content and platforms within institutional systems like Canvas, Blackboard, Moodle, and other major LMS platforms.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

McGraw Hill Professional competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Chegg Inc. Student-focused learning platform offering textbook rentals, study help, and AI tutoring (CheggMate). Competes with McGraw Hill for higher-ed student wallet share on course materials and exam prep.
  • Pearson plc: Global educational publisher and assessment company operating across K-12, Higher Education, and Professional/Vocational segments. Closest direct competitor to McGraw Hill in scale, scope, and digital learning platform strategy (e.g., Pearson MyLab).
  • Scholastic Corporation: Children's book publisher and K-12 educational content provider with classroom magazines, literacy programs, and book fairs. Comparable to McGraw Hill's PreK-12 literacy and reading instruction business.
  • John Wiley & Sons: Scholarly publisher with a major Higher Education textbook and digital courseware business (WileyPLUS) plus research/journal arms. Closely comparable to McGraw Hill in higher-ed content and digital learning platforms.
  • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: K-12 focused educational publisher with curriculum, assessments, and professional learning services (HMH Into Reading, Waggle). Direct competitor in the PreK-12 segment where McGraw Hill operates ConnectED, Achieve3000, and Actively Learn.
  • Cengage Group: US-based educational publisher focused on Higher Education and workforce/skills content (Cengage Unlimited subscription model, MindTap platform). Directly competes with McGraw Hill in higher-ed courseware and adaptive learning.

Emerging players

  • Coursera, Inc. Online learning platform partnering with universities and companies to deliver courses, certificates, and degrees. Represents the digital-native, course-platform model that competes for institutional and student spend alongside McGraw Hill's Connect ecosystem.

Broad incumbents

  • Springer Nature: Academic publisher with significant Higher Education textbook and reference content across STEM and humanities. Broader research/scientific publishing portfolio makes it an incumbent comparable rather than a direct competitor to McGraw Hill's courseware business.
  • Kaplan, Inc. Test preparation, professional certification, and higher-education support services company (subsidiary of Graham Holdings). Comparable to McGraw Hill's exam prep and professional development offerings (Sharpen, First Aid Forward).
  • Elsevier (RELX): Global academic and scientific publisher with a large Clinical/Medical education portfolio (ClinicalKey, Complete Anatomy) comparable to McGraw Hill's AccessMedicine and Boards & Beyond, but operating at a much larger scale across a broader portfolio.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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McGraw Hill Professional leadership team

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Profiles1 record

McGraw Hill Professional funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

McGraw Hill Professional M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about McGraw Hill Professional

What does McGraw Hill Professional do?

McGraw Hill Professional develops, publishes, and distributes digital and print educational content and adaptive learning platforms for K-12 schools, colleges, universities, and medical education institutions. Its portfolio includes proprietary learning platforms (Connect, ALEKS, SIMnet, Sharpen), reference databases (AccessEngineering, AccessScience, AccessMedicine), and textbook-aligned courseware sold via institutional site licenses and individual student access codes.

Is McGraw Hill Professional a public or private company?

McGraw Hill Professional is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was McGraw Hill Professional founded?

McGraw Hill Professional was founded in 1888. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is McGraw Hill Professional based?

McGraw Hill Professional is headquartered in New York, United States, in the North America region.

How does McGraw Hill Professional make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Higher Education is the primary driver. The others are preK-12 Education, medical Education and print Textbooks and Courseware.

Who are McGraw Hill Professional's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Chegg Inc., Pearson plc, Scholastic Corporation, John Wiley & Sons, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt and Cengage Group. Coursera, Inc. is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Springer Nature, Kaplan, Inc. and Elsevier (RELX).

Does McGraw Hill Professional have an API?

No public API is recorded for McGraw Hill Professional.

What industry is McGraw Hill Professional in?

McGraw Hill Professional's product category is Educational Publishing and Learning Technology. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAFACAA, Core Digital Curriculum & Courseware (Full Programs & Units), with a secondary code of EDAJAMAE, Adaptive Learning & Personalized Instruction Software. Its NAICS code is 61 and its SIC code is 2731.

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GlobeNewswireMcGraw Hill Acquires Essaypop, Strengthening its Portfolio of Digital Literacy ToolsMcGraw Hill acquired Essaypop, an interactive cloud-based writing solution built by teachers. The acquisition adds a K-12 writing resource with guided instruction, templates, and lesson plans to McGraw Hill's portfolio. It is McGraw Hill's fourth transaction since Platinum Equity acquired the company in 2021.GlobeNewswireMcGraw Hill Begins Collaboration with AnkiHub, Linking the Popular Flashcard Program for Med Students to Trusted McGraw Hill Study ContentMcGraw Hill announced a collaboration with AnkiHub, linking its AnKing Step Deck flashcards to Boards & Beyond and First Aid Forward content. The integration provides deep links for USMLE preparation, available to AnkiHub Premium subscribers with a 7-day free trial for the McGraw Hill resources.PR NewswireNew 6th Edition of Valuing a Business Publication Available for Pre-OrderThe American Society of Appraisers announced the pre-order availability of the 6th edition of 'Valuing a Business,' a business valuation guide originally published in 1981. The updated edition includes new court decisions, checklists for reviewing reports, risk-measurement methods for cost of capital estimation, and new chapters on fairness opinions and REIT valuation. The publication is priced at $95 for ASA members and $105 for non-members, with the new edition being published by McGraw Hill.PR NewswireClyde Hill Publishing Author John Rossman to Publish THINK LIKE AMAZON: 50 1/2 Ideas to Become a Digital LeaderClyde Hill Publishing announced that former Amazon executive John Rossman has signed a publishing agreement with McGraw-Hill for his new book, 'Think Like Amazon: 50 1/2 Ideas to Become a Digital Leader.' The book is scheduled for release on May 3, 2019, and focuses on applying Jeff Bezos's business principles to digital leadership. This partnership leverages Rossman's experience as a business advisor and speaker to share insights on avoiding disruption and adapting to digital changes.PR NewswireMcGraw-Hill to Publish "Learning Leader" Host Ryan Hawk's BookMcGraw-Hill Professional announced it has acquired the rights to publish Ryan Hawk's upcoming book on leadership development, scheduled for release in January 2020. The book will draw from Hawk's experiences interviewing over 300 of the world's greatest leaders on his podcast, The Learning Leader Show, and aims to help first-time managers transition from high-performing individual contributors to effective leaders. The deal was brokered by Jim Levine of the Levine, Greenberg, Rostan Literary agency.PrwebThe Startup Equation By Serial Entrepreneurs Ja-Naé Duane and Steven Fisher To Be Released by McGraw-HillMcGraw-Hill will release The Startup Equation on February 12, a visual guidebook by Ja-Naé Duane and Steven Fisher. The book is the first choose-your-own-adventure guide to building startups, and the authors project that by 2020, 1 in 6 people globally will be entrepreneurs.GlobeNewswire"The Perfect Corporate Board" Book Authored by Third Creek Advisors' Founder Adam J. Epstein and Published by McGraw Hill Is Now AvailableThird Creek Advisors announced the availability of Adam J. Epstein's book 'The Perfect Corporate Board,' published by McGraw Hill, for small-cap corporate directors. Epstein will donate royalties to Fisher House Foundation, and the book addresses governance gaps for 70% of U.S. public companies with under $500M market cap.GlobeNewswireInnovative Social Language Learning Startup PlaySay Launches at TechCrunch Disrupt; Announces Deal With Publisher McGraw-Hill ProfessionalPlaySay Inc. launched its Facebook-based language learning platform at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2011, offering Spanish with picture-based construction. The company announced a content licensing deal with McGraw-Hill Professional, allowing premium users access to publisher materials. New languages are planned for release in coming months.MITHandbook is resource for facilities managementWilliam L. Porter, a professor of architecture and planning, is one of six editors of a new 1,450-page handbook on facilities engineering and management published by McGraw-Hill, which includes a $500 CD-ROM on facilities asset management. Over 230 authors and reviewers contributed, and the book is intended as a desktop reference for facilities executives, managers, consultants, constructors, operators, engineers and designers.