Many educational reform programs have been proposed by Taiwan Government since last decade. The openness of training program of elementary and middle high school teachers challenged the traditional education-majored students’ life course. However, it has not been a topic that has received much attention. In this study, we try to show the general fact of evaluation on educational quality by the education-majored students, and to estimate the effects of the key factors. Using data from Taiwan Higher Education Survey, our empirical results show that the proportion and degrees of dissatisfaction of education-related students are significantly worse than those who from other departments. Specifically, the key factors include the quality of curriculum, faculty, and department overall. We also find that with the help of administrative management, the degrees of satisfaction of students could be increased. It implies that policies of multiple levels, i.e., department, university, and the Ministry of Education, should all be reconsidered simultaneously.