This study aims to understand the level of satisfaction of local College students on physical education classes, and to study the influence of various satisfaction factors on these students' willingness to retake the classes. The research is conducted in 32 local, public and private colleges, with a total of 3,200 students. The students' physical education class satisfaction level is accessed through a survey, and statistically analyzed by mean, frequency and product-moment correlation methods. The results of the study are summarized as follows: 1.College students' current physical education class level of satisfaction is above average, but the overall level is still below "satisfactory". 2.Satisfaction levels of various surveyed factors (from high to low): teaching quality, class objective, class factor, and equipment and venue. 3.Students' level of satisfaction level on their willingness to retake the class showed a significant intermediate negative correlation. This implies that, when the majority level of satisfaction is above average, the students are willing to retake the class. 4.However, in terms of the correlation between individual satisfaction factors and willingness to retake the class, class objective is the highest, which implies that students choose a class predominantly based on the class objective. 5.The level of satisfaction for class objective is in terms affected predominantly by the teaching quality.