“…Several studies have found that university admission tests are highly correlated with IQ, in particular correcting for non-linearity (Frey & Detterman, 2004), and seem to be good predictors of performance in graduate school (Kuncel, Credé, & Thomas, 2007;Oh, Schmidt, Shaffer, & Le, 2008). Correlations between the Wonderlic and the GMAT of 0.56 have been reported (Pesta & Poznanski, 2009), and reach 0.60 when corrected for unreliability in both measures. These observations suggest that the exam also assess the underlying intelligence of respondents (Ree, Earles, & Teachout, 1994), thus justifying their use as a proxy variable to link IQ to individual outcomes.…”