The Academic Success Inventory for College Students (ASICS) is a newly-developed, self-report instrument designed to evaluate academic success in college students. The 50-item instrument has 10 factors that measure general academic skills, career decidedness, internal and external motivation, anxiety, concentration, socializing, personal adjustment, and perceived efficacy of the instructor. The ASICS is a time-efficient, Internet-based survey that evaluates many constructs previously obtained only by administering numerous individual measures. Practical suggestions are given to help advisors and admission officers use the ASICS with college students.