Objective To understand college students sexual value orientation so as to provide basis for exploring sexual health education for college students. Method Stratified random sampling method was used to recruit 1 838 students in grade 1～3 from a medical college

using self-administered field questionnaire survey. Results The rate of approving and disapproving premarital sexual behaviors were 3.0% and 46.2%

and others were indifferent to this. 3.1% female students and 14.5% male stuclents approved premarital sexual activity while 65.3% female students and 31.3% male students disapproved that

statistical significant differences were found between males and females（P<0.05）. Among them

6.7% had sexual experiences

the percentage of male 4.0% was significantly higher than female 2.7%（P<0.01）.43.2% students never or occasionlly used condom among the students who had sexual behaviors. Conclusion The sexual view of current college students tends to be permissive. There are a few percentage of high risk sexual behaviors among them such as premartal sexual behavior and never using condom. It is ncessary to develop sexual health education and healthy view of love education and advocate correct use of condom among college students.