This study selected female students, who went to college in Jeounrabuk-do and participated in Leisure Dance participation activity at dance-related club or cluter center more than once a week and then conducted questionnaire. For sampling, simple random sampling was used. Before questionnaires were distributed, students were given sufficiently the explanation of the purpose and need of study and asked to cooperate. They were asked to respond to questionnaire using self administrated method, and completed questionnaires were returned immediately. Questionnaires were distributed to 500 subjects and 482 responded. Of returned questionnaires, 25 were excluded because they were found unfaithful or that some contents were left. The data received from 457 was processed according to the purpose of study. This study obtained the following results. First, for the type of female college students' participation in Leisure Dance Participation college life satisfaction was higher in group events than individual. In particularly, for the factors of college life satisfaction, social satisfaction was higher than environmental or academic. Secondly, there was significant difference between the participation period of Leisure Dance Participation and college life satisfaction. As the participation period was long, satisfaction was high. Finally, there was significant difference between the participation frequency of Leisure Dance Participation and college life satisfaction. As the participation frequency was big, satisfaction was high. The findings suggest that female college students' participation in Leisure Dance Participation was greatly related to college life satisfaction. When college students, including male and female, participate in Leisure Dance participation activity more actively, regularly, and continuously, they could enjoy college life more energetically and powerfully.