The first year of college grade point average prediction program you are about to use is entirely free. By using this program, you implicitly agree with the terms and conditions outlined below. This document may be modified at any time and any changes become effective immediately.

1. This service is intended for informational and educational purposes only. The services are offered without any expressed or implied warranties whatsoever.

2. Because this service is free, Dr. Cullari may not always be able to respond to any problems, questions or e-mails. Dr. Cullari will try to respond to these as time permits.

3. All psychological assessment techniques involve indirect measurement, and thus some amount of error is unavoidable. For example, if you come from a very competitive high school (where many students get high grades), the formula will underestimate your first year gpa. Also, all psychological tests are just snapshots of the way you are when you answer the questions on the test. If you change, your future results may change as well. Remember that your answers must be honest in order for the test to be accurate. In any event, the results of this test should not be used by itself to make any significant decisions in your life or influence your decision to attend or not attend college.

4. The ASES questionnaire and the contents of the following web pages are copyright protected. Any copyright infrigement and/or attempt to use this test or test formula or any attempt of plagiarism shall be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. This assessment (ASES) or any related webpages or source files may not be used without my expressed written consent.

This assessment is designed to be used by students who currently live and attend high school in the United States, and will probably not be accurate for students in other countries.

Students who use this test should be current high school juniors, seniors or recent graduates and should have already taken the Scholastic Apptitude Test (SAT). This questionnaire was not validated with adults over the age of 18, and therefore may be inaccurate with this age group. Students who are already attending college should not complete this assessment.

Before you go on, make sure you have the following information:

1. Your current or graduation high school rank. For example, you graduated 10th highest out of a class of 100. You will need both of these numbers. These may appear on your final report card. If you do not know your rank, you can ask your high school guidance counselor.

2. Your latest SAT verbal and math scores.

If you do not have one or either of these, you can still complete the ASES questionnaire and get a prediction, but it may not be as accurate.

Please do not take this assessment more than once unless you made an error on a previous administration.

In order to come up with the most accurate prediction, you must answer every question and answer as honestly as possible. Your test results will be held strictly confidential and will not be shared with any other person, agency or educational institution.

On a voluntary basis, at the end of your first year in college, I may ask you to send me your predicted and actual first year GPA (along with your high school rank and SAT scores).

The ASES was valided on approximately 2000 male and female United States college students. These students completed the ASES prior to entering college and the grade prediction regression formulas were calculated upon completing of their first year of college (based on their actual grades).

In order to take the ASES, you will need the following user name and password:

Username: gpa (no caps)

Password: college (no caps)

By using this username and password, you agree to all of the conditions on this page. Go here and follow the directions on the top of the page.