This study aims at investigating the relationships between Language Learning Strategies, grades and achievements of Spanish learning. The paper reviews the overall level of language learning strategies employed by the first-year and the third-year Spanish major undergraduates. The data come from the Oxford SILL questionnaire survey with a statistical analysis of the correlation between language learning strategy use and the achievements of Spanish courses in the first and the third academic years. The study addresses the differences and the preferences of the choice of strategies between successful students and less successful students. The findings from this empirical study might be of great help to develop the Spanish language learning strategy teaching and training.