Counselee satisfaction was examined by counselee self-reports on the Counselor Evaluation Inventory. Counselees who saw full-time professional staff members reported a greater degree of satisfaction than those who saw either interns or practicum students. No differences in satisfaction were found in terms of counselee's presenting problems and number of interviews. Scores on the Counselor Evaluation Inventory were related to five categories of counselee expressed satisfaction. The inference was made that of the counselees who saw staff members 86% were satisfied. Of those who saw interns and practicum students 73% and 65% respectively reported they were satisfied. (Author)