Introduction: At present, the related researches explore the improvement effect of adventure education on participants, mainly using outdoor or rope-type adventure education to improve their life effectiveness. However, if adventure in the classroom (AITC) intervention can effectively improve the life effectiveness of participants, the AITC implementation can be reduced cost and improve the promotion efficiency. This study explored the exploration of education-based activities to understand the impact of the implementation of activities on life-effectiveness and verified the impact of the delay effects through front-end and post-test design. The purpose of this study is to explore the impact of educational curriculum on college students' life effectiveness. Methods: Through the pre-experimental design for the first semester of 2016 academic year in Taitung University, there are 52 students in the education class participated the experiment. The experiment includes 3 surveys in 12 weeks. The results analyzed by two-way mixed design ANOVA. Results: the results show that the educational curriculum is helpful to students to have a significant effect in time management, emotional control, social leadership and self-confidence. Conclusion: In conclusion, first, college students are improved in life efficiency, time management, emotional control, social leadership and self-confidence after the exploration of educational activities. Second, male college students are better than women in social leadership during the exploration of educational courses.