A study was conducted to obtain some data on the opinions of college students about statements in the area of parent/child and parent/young people relationships, aspects of family life, and individual needs and values. Students in a research seminar prepared a scale of 25 opinion items. Students in 7 diverse undergraduate classes marked responses (agree, no opinion, disagree). Responses were analyzed in terms of sex, class standing, and major field of study. Responses to most of the items reflected a high degree of consensus among the entire sample. Analysis of the three personal variables showed that the subgroups did not differ appreciably in their responses. [Not available in hard copy due to marginal legibility of original document.] (KM)