Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, many college students have experienced
symptoms of anxiety. College students’ anxiety due to the epidemic can have a negative impact on the
whole society, so we wanted to understand and specifically measure college students’ social anxiety
by developing an anxiety profile scale for college students during the epidemic. The researcher briefly
classified college students’ social anxiety into three types: social anxiety, state anxiety, and trait anxiety,
and tried to explore which demographic variables and epidemic-related factors affect college students’
social anxiety and state-trait anxiety. The statistical results show that the questionnaire design has a
certain degree of validity and reliability. Meanwhile, college students who were the only children in their
family exhibited significantly higher state-trait anxiety than those who were not the only children, and
that poor intimate relationship status and undergoing multiple nucleic acid tests significantly increased
college students’ anxiety about the epidemic.