In this study, 105 years Senior National University students for the study, to explore the motivation to participate in student participation in tourism activities, experiential learning, relationships and life experiences centripetal flow performance profiles, and student life effectiveness model construction, to provide specific recommendations for future reference and teaching college seniors and persons related to the research. In order to achieve the above research purpose, a questionnaire survey was used to conduct empirical research. A total of 623 trainees were selected as the research subjects. Sampling methods were random cluster sampling, Pearson product difference correlation analysis, multivariate stepwise regression analysis and prediction function, and AMOS structural equation Mode and other statistical methods, statistics and analysis of the resulting data collated to obtain the following conclusions: 1. At the level of research variables, students of the elite universities performed their highest scores in "Promoting Health," "Satisfying Results," and "Smart and Flexible". 2. There was a significant positive correlation between participation motivation, experience of mind and life performance. 3. The higher cognitive students, the better the performance of life performance. 4 Participation in motivation, experience and life experience of the structural equation model fit well. 5. The revised relationship model shows that motivation for participation has no direct impact on life performance, but indirect impact on life performance through experience. Have the above findings, specific recommendations are as follows: 1. The organization should provide courses to enhance physical health so as to enhance the participants' motivation. 2. More organized by tourism-related outdoor activities, to increase the chances of experience, to improve the performance of life. 3. Strengthen the teaching of physical health planning, so that students are fully prepared to focus on the entire process and generate interest in learning to apply. 4. Course design supplemented by examples of teaching methods to enhance learning effectiveness.