Physical activity is one of the basic ways to improve the physical and mental health of a person. One of the leading causes for the development of numerous diseases, disabilities and death in addition to smoking and improper nutrition is an insufficient level of physical activity. Encouraging and promoting an active lifestyle in all age groups contributes to reducing morbidity and mortality, reducing health and social care costs, and improving the productivity of the population. The college period represents a key transitional period in the growing up of young adults. Due to the changes that student life brings, students are exposed to a higher level of stress and obligations, which is often reflected in changes to their lifestyle, including physical activity. The aim of this work is to investigate the level of physical activity of students at the College of Applied Sciences "Lavoslav Ružička" in Vukovar. The research used the Croatian version of the IPAQ questionnaire and a questionnaire of general demographic characteristics created for the purposes of this research. The survey included 78 participants. The research was conducted through an online questionnaire sent to students via their official email addresses. It was found that there are certain differences in activity levels between genders, studies and years of study, but they are not statistically significant. It was also shown that students have a moderate level of physical activity, bordering on a low level of physical activity.