A scale to measure fear of women's success (SASWS) modeled after the Situational Attitude Scale (SAS) was administered to 59 upperclass students (33 females, 26 males). Results indicate that both men and women feel that male success is more expected and believable in our society. However, the hypothesis that women show a greater tendency to avoid success was not supported. The situation showing the greatest disparity in support between men and women was where a woman is named head of the Engineering Department. Women were more positive toward this than men. (Author)