Abstract

Youth is regarded as one of the most critical stages of life, a period of significant physical, physiological, psychological, and behavioural changes that coincide with changing patterns of social interactions and relationships, laying the groundwork for healthy and productive adulthood and assisting in coping with the risk of health issues later in life. The primary goal of this study is to determine whether there are any significant variations in life satisfaction between religious male and female college students. The findings showed that high religious male students had greater levels of life satisfaction than low religious male students, high religious female students, and low religious female students. The data revealed that teenagers who visited religious places regularly and felt religion relevant had better life satisfaction level.