The purpose of the present study was to investigate the effect of the college entrance test on adolescent's attributional model, self-concept, and juvenile delinquency. Furthermore this study is concerned with that these adolescent who failed to college entrance test have what kind of psychological disposition in terms of attribution, self-concept and juvenile delinquency. The subjects consisted of 470 re-examination students for college entrance and 386 third grade high school students. The major findings of the present study are,
1. For attributional disposition, although the difference between re-examination students for college entrance and high school students is not big, re-examination students for college entrance is more negative than the high school students.
2. For self-concept, generally a lot of students has got negative viewpoint regards themselves, especially, most of students(88%) are regarded themselves as negative response for academic self-concept.
3. For juvenile delinquency, the experience that failed to the college entrance examination would't influnce to juvenile delinquency. However, these students have different psychological disposition from the high school student.
In conclusion, the experience that failed to the college entrance examination influence to the psychological characteristics of the re-study students.