By July 1965, information was available on the career progress of 125 college men and 144 non-college men originally assessed. The criterion data included management level achieved and current salary. The predictive validities of the assessment staff’s global predictions were .44 for college men and .71 for non-college men. Of the 38 college men who were promoted to middle-management positions 31 (82 percent) were identified correctly by the AC staff. Likewise, 15 (75 percent) of the 20 non-college men who were promoted into middle-management were identified correctly. Finally, of the 72 men (both college and non-college) who were not promoted, the AC staff correctly identified 68 (94 percent).