This report describes the selection procedures used in the years 1960-1968 at the Bartlett School of Architecture at University College, London, and discusses the relationship of the criteria used in selection to the academic performance of the students admitted to the school. For the years 1960-1964, the interrelationships were also studied of the paper qualifications of the applicants, the judgments made about them by three interviewers, and their performance on two psychological tests (one of general intelligence, and one of personality). In addition, this report describes the results of a study conducted for the years 1963 and 1964 on the performance of some candidates who applied for admission to Bartlett, but who went to other schools. (AF)