This study was developed to determine the psychometric properties of a 29 item instrument created to enable universities and instructors of pre-service elementary and secondary education students to evaluate three main ideas: student knowledge and exposure to different cultures, student perceptions of other cultures, and student perceptions of working in a multicultural environment. Specifically, the reliability and validity of the 20 Likert-type scale items was assessed through the use of coefficient alpha scores (reliability) and chi-square tests (validity). Coefficient alpha scores for the instrument showed reliability (at 0.98). The instrument also resulted in an acceptable fit with a chi-square of 1904.56, df of 740, and a P < .001. The relative chi-square was found to be at 2.57. As the findings demonstrate reliability and validity for the instrument, further uses of the questionnaire are then discussed.