This descriptive study was carried out in order to determine the health perceptions of nursing students. The study was conducted on 198 nursing students. The data for the study were collected using a literaturebased questionnaire form and the Perception of Health Scale. In the study, t-test and One Way ANOVA tests were used and p<0.05 was considered statistically significant. The average age of the participants was 18.63 ± 1.11, and 85.9% of them were women. Health Perception Scale mean score was 51.10±5.72; the control center subscale was 17.07±3.20; precision dimensions mean score 11.74±2.93; the subscale scores of the importance of health was found to be 11.33±2.13 and self-awareness subscale being 10.94±1.87. Certainty sub-dimension averages of students with favorable family income and living with a relative, total health perception score and precision sub-dimension averages of students who received scholarships compared to those who did not, and control center subdimension averages of students who do not have to use regular medication compared to students who have to use them higher than other groups. According to these results, it is recommended that studies addressing different related factors that may affect nursing students' health perceptions be conducted.