National Taitung University (NTTU) had previously conducted “Survey of Student Satisfaction with School Administration” ten times from 2000 to 2010. Based on the results from five-point Likert scale, the average student satisfaction rating with school administration increased from 3.02 in 2000 to 3.28 in 2009 and up to 3.33 in June 2010, which showed that the effectiveness of administration in Jhihben Campus had been improved. In 2010 Survey, the Library was rated 3.65, still the highest among all administrative units while the Office of Physical Education was ranked the lowest with a rating: 3.23. Nevertheless the satisfaction rating of the Office of General Affairs, which has been responsible for the construction of Jhihben campus, increased to 3.27. With regard to the satisfaction with undergraduate programs, the Department of Early Childhood was ranked the highest with a rating: 3.59 whereas the Department of Somatics and Sport Leisure Industry was ranked the lowest with a rating: 2.81. Regarding graduate programs, Graduate Program of Special Education had the highest rating: 4.29. Students’ satisfactions with education facilities and living environment in Jhihben campus had greatly increased by comparison with the satisfaction level in previous two years. In respect of the faculty satisfaction with administrative units, the Library was still ranked the highest with a rating: 3.77 and Accounting Office was ranked the lowest with a rating: 2.82. Physical Education Office was rated 2.86 and ranked the second lowest. Among all departments, the Department of Mathematics was ranked the highest with a rating: 4.64, followed by the Department of Information Management with a rating: 4.42. The Department of Early Childhood was ranked the lowest with a rating: 2.40 and the second lowest was the Department of Applied Science with a rating: 2.70. In the open-end questionnaire, students’ complaints and suggestions for Jhihben campus were substantially reduced by comparison with those of previous two years. Major complaints and suggestions included: 1. School should provide more information for students on employment and postgraduate study. 2. The attitude of many administrators is still not satisfied and may be improved. 3. Jhihben campus is still in need of some improvements.