The purpose of this study is to investigate the types and the influential factors of job needs for college graduates. A questionnaire was developed for 353 participants who graduated from the 2-year college of Jin-Wen Institute of Technology. Factor analysis and One Way ANOVA were utilized to analyze the data. The result indicated that there are three types of job needs for college students, which are existence needs, relatedness needs and growth needs. Among all the factors, the sex, academic achievement and work value have significant effects on the three types of job needs. The vocational interests has significant effect on existence needs and growth needs. The family social-economics status has significant effect on existence needs. Finally, some suggestions in career counseling and human resource management were proposed.