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Prediction of Success in College Foreign Language Courses

THE Modern Language Aptitude Test (MLAT) has been widely used for predicting the success of college students beginning the study of a foreign language. However, few studies have been reported concerning the validity of this instrument when used in conjunction with other standardized measures. Lawrence (1959) has indicated that the MLAT is a better predictor of success in foreign language courses than are vari-