Objective To find out the awareness of novel coronavirus（COVID-19） vaccine

willingness to be vaccinated and factors affecting willingness to vaccinate among college students

and to provide a basis for the relevant departments to develop vaccination planning for COVID-19. Methods A questionnaire survey was conducted from March 6 to April 1

2021

using the convenience sampling method and the wjx.net platform

for students from universities in Shaanxi

Shanxi

and Sichuan. SPSS 25.0 software was used for statistical analysis

and χ~2 test was used for one-way analysis; logistic regression model was used for multi-factor analysis. Results The survey received 630 questionnaires

of which 607 were valid

and the valid questionnaire recovery rate was 96.35%（607/630）. The results of the logistic regression analysis showed that the willingness to vaccinate was weaker among respondents with a psychological condition of fear compared to those with a psychological condition of no feeling（P <0.05）; compared to respondents who believed that COVID-19 vaccination was an effective method to prevent NCP

respondents who preferred washing hands regularly and wearing a mask were less likely to be vaccinated（P<0.05）; compared to respondents who believed that COVID-19 vaccine was unsafe

respondents who believed that COVID-19 vaccine was safe and those who were unsure about the safety of COVID-19 vaccine were more likely to be vaccinated（P<0.05）; compared to respondents who would not persuade their families to receive COVID-19 vaccine

respondents who would persuade their families to receive COVID-19 vaccine and those who were unsure whether they would persuade their families to receive COVID-19 vaccine were more likely to receive it（P<0.05）. Conclusion The willingness to receive COVID-19 vaccine is relatively high among students in colleges and universities

and relevant departments should do a good job of responding to this（increasing publicity and popularizing knowledge about COVID-19 vaccine

etc.） to ensure effective promotion and safe vaccination against the disease.