Client attitudes toward their counseling experience were assessed by a postcounseling questionnaire. A cluster analysis of responses indicated 3 clusters, Evaluation, Comfort-Rapport, and Judged Counselor Competence which show unexpectedly low positive correlations with each other. The relationship of client-counselor similarity on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator to client attitudes varies as a function of cluster content and nature of sample: Evaluation is curvilinear with similarity, middle similarity producing highest scores; Comfort-Rapport is related to high similarity for freshmen but to middle similarity for nonfreshmen; the effects of similarity tend to be more pronounced in opposite-than in same-sex pairings; high ratings of Judged Competence are associated with particular test dimensions rather than with overall similarity. * f = .05. **p =.01.