Univerzitetski studenti predstavljaju potencijalne profesionalce sa značajnim ulogama u budućnosti, te su zato njihovi stavovi o zdravom načinu života od povećane važnosti. Cilj rada je procena stepena fizičke aktivnosti, i identifikovanje određenih relevantnih pokazatelja o nezdravim životnim navikama (pušenje, alkohol, sedentaran način života) među studentima Državnog univerziteta u Novom Pazaru. Istraživanje je sprovedeno među studentima I i IV godine Državnog univerziteta u Novom Pazaru, u maju 2013.godine. Kao instrument istraživanja korišten je anonimni anketni upitnik, posebno konstruisan za ovo istraživanje. Anketni odgovori su direktno unošeni u posebno pripremljenu bazu podataka. Za statističku obradu podataka korišćen je statistički softverski paket SPSS 18.0. Za statističku analizu korišćeni su metodi deskriptivne statistike i Hi-kvadrat test na nivou značajnosti p<0,05. Statističkom analizom je potvrđeno da postoji značajna razlika u proporciji studenata koji se bave sportsko rekreativnim aktivnostima između I i IV godine studija (Hi-kvadrat 5,882; p<0,05). Proporcija studenata I godine koji koji vežbaju 2-3 puta nedeljno značajno je manja od proporcije studenata IV godine (Hi-kvadrat 6,332; p<0,05). Nema statistički značajne razlike između proporcija studenata I i IV godine koji konzumiraju alkohol (Hi-kvadrat 0.231; p>0.05). Prisutan je značajan broj nepušača među studentima I godine preko 85 %, dok ih je među studentima IV godine oko 73%. Proporcija studenata I godine koji puše ne razlikuje se značajno od proporcije studenata IV godine koji puše (Hi-kvadrat 1,334; p>0,05). Uočljiv je podatak koji može da zabrinjava, a to je da skoro duplo više studenata I godine u odnosu na one koji su IV godina, se ne bavi nikakvim sportsko rekreativnim aktivnostima. Neophodno je insistirati na usvajanju zdravih stilova života kod studenata koji su na putu zrelosti i odgovornosti za sebe i za zajednicu.
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