The primary purpose of this research was to investigate the health-related fitness conditions of Da-Yeh University students to establish a fitness norm for the reference of future physical education instruction. This study surveyed 6,475 freshman, sophomore and junior students at Da-Yeh University as subjects during the academic year 93. The participants were tested on the items prescribed by the ”Academic Year 93 College Students' Health Fitness Form,” consisting of body-mass index (BMI), sit-and-reach, one-minute sit-ups, standing long jumps, and 800m (female) and 1600m (male) runs. The data were analyzed by the software program SPSS. Generally, the results of this research revealed that the subjects did not perform well on the fitness tests for BMI, flexibility, muscle power and cardio-respiratory endurance; hence, extreme measures should be adopted for improvement. The results also revealed that both male and female freshmen performed better than subjects in the other classes; moreover, all classes and age groups obtained deteriorating scores on fitness tests with each successive year.