The sample consisted of 2955 college students recruited from four universities and three
vocational colleges by simple random sampling. Psychological resilience level was measured by
psychological resilience scale, the dates were analysed by T test and single factor analysis. Results:
Psychological resilience level of college student is above average, the differences of gender, birth place,
academic level, family social economic status and education received for parents were revealed for
psychological resilience level of college student. The psychological resilience level of boy is higher than
that of girl; The psychological resilience level of college student from town is higher than that of college
student from countryside; The psychological resilience level of junior college student is higher than that
of undergraduate; The psychological resilience level of college student from prosperous family social
economic status than that of college student from poor family social economic status; The psychological
resilience level of college student from junior high school or above education received for parents is
higher than that of college student from primary school education received for parents. The result points
out that frustration education need to be carried out for different susceptible population to mental health.