The purpose of this study was to assess how Bosnian refugees are adjusting to life in the United States after a decade or more upon resettlement from Bosnia to the U.S. Study participants (N = 166) completed a demographic questionnaire and instruments related to depression (Centre for Epidemiologic Studies-Depression Scale), trauma (Impact of Events Scale-Revised), and acculturation ( The Language Identity and Behavior Scale). The results indicate there is no relationship between depression and acculturation nor is there evidence to support the relationship between trauma and acculturation. The participants reported non-significant levels of depression and trauma contrary to past research findings (Craig et al., 2008; Miller et al., 2002). Future research recommendations for mental health and acculturative aspects of Bosnian refugees are discussed and implications for counseling and training are provided. Limitations of this study are also discussed.