When people come together, factors like age, gender, race, religion significantly affect the quality and continuity of this association. In an environment where women and men are together, the dimension of communication is not the same as places where old and young individuals are together. There is always a situation where men discriminate against women, young people against the elderly, and members of the same religion against other religious groups. This includes gender, race, age, etc. It is a sign that factors significantly affect individual attitudes. From this point of view, this study examines attitudes of college students about elderly discrimination. As the data collection tool “Personal Information Form” consisting of 10 questions and “Elderly Discrimination Attitude Scale (YATÖ)” consisting of 23 questions were used. As a result of the analyses, it was determined that the scores received by the students from the age discrimination attitude scale differ significantly according to the variables such as gender and the program in which they are studying (p <0.05). As a result, attitudes are at the core of the relationship and communication with individuals. It is therefore important to have positive attitudes and to have a positive outlook for the elderly. From this point of view, it is an important requirement to investigate the attitudes of young university students towards the elderly in planning for the elderly and to provide information that will shed light on the future in the context of eliminating the differences between generations on a social basis.