Objective:To explore effects of family income on subjective well-being of college students.Methods:200 college students in Guangzhou completed the International College Survey Questionnaire.Results:1) Family income was correlated with life satisfaction,subjective well-being and negative emotions.2) Subjective well-being was mainly determined by positive emotions,negative emotions and life satisfaction but not economic income.Conclusion:Family income has some effect on subjective well-being of college students.

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