THE AUTHOR DESCRIBES A MODEL, "CENTRAL PREDICTION SYSTEM," FOR PREDICTING SUCCESS IN ONE OF SEVERAL SENIOR COLLEGES ON THE BASES OF TEST SCORES AND ACHIEVEMENT IN ONE OF SEVERAL JUNIOR COLLEGES. BASED ON ANALYSES OF THE 1962 JUNIOR CLASS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA AND THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TABLES WERE DEVELOPED FOR APPLICATION OF WEIGHTS AND PREDICTOR EQUATIONS TO INDIVIDUAL STUDENT SITUATIONS. THE AUTHOR INDICATES THAT THE SUGGESTED MODEL MAY BE APPLIED TO HIGH SCHOOL-COLLEGE PREDICTION AND JUNIOR COLLEGE-SENIOR COLLEGE PREDICTION. THIS ARTICLE IS PUBLISHED IN "COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY," VOLUME 40, SPRING, 1965. (WO)