Aim: It is the evaluation of the pregnancies applying for termination of pregnancy to my hospital in terms of family planning. Material and Methods: During the period from April 2018 to July 2018, 30 pregnant women who were admitted to our hospital to receive an optional abortion were admitted to the study. Pregnant women were recorded for age, gravida, low parity, abortion stories, prevention methods for abortion, reasons for requesting abortion, prevention methods after abortion, education levels, reasons for dropping the protection method they used first. The inter-variable comparisons were made using the Fisher’s Exact Test for categorical data and Mann Whitney-U test for numerical data. Results: The gravida average (2,59 ± 0,51) was significantly lower in those with undergraduate and undergraduate degrees and 3,23 ± 0,6 in the ones with primary, secondary and high school graduates (p=0,015). 8 out of 13 cases (61.5%) of elementary school, junior high school and high school graduates had the highest abortion cause. (35,3%) of those who have undergraduate and graduate degree are working as mother. A statistically significant difference was found in relation to the education level of the causes of unplanned pregnancy, loneliness, unwanted children, maternal work, having children, and illness (p=0,002). Conclusion: Family planning training to be given to the public has vital importance especially in poor regions.