The objectives of this research are (1) to investigate the responses of teacher's college students toward the implementation of Interdisciplinary Class Scheduling and Dormitory Arragements (ICSDA);(2)to examine differences in the students' adjustment to the curriculum, teaching/learning, and college life under ICSDA; (3) to identify differences in learning difficulties in various disciplines under ICSDA; (4)to describe differences of studnet scores by department after ICSDA treatment; and (5) to compare the findings between 1993 and 1994. This study administered the self-devised "Teachers' College Student Adjustment Questionnaire on ICSDA" to the 1994 school-year freshmen of National Hsinchu Teachers' College (NHTC). The contents of the questionnaire included (1) curriculum adjustment, (2) teaching/learning adjustment, and (3) college life adjustment. A total of 313 of 359 guestionnaires were returned, for a rate of 87.2 ℅. The findings showed that: 1. The majority of the NHTC freshmen favored the implmentation of the ICSDA. The results were positive in the three aspects of curriculum, teaching/learning and college life adjustment. Results indicated highly positive interaction among interdisciplinary students. 2.While no significant difference was found between male and female students and by class concerning curriculum adjustment and teaching/ learing adjustment, the study yielded significant differences among students from different departemts. 3.The comparison of degrees of learning difficulties of students by class and department indicated that there existed only a small difference. 4.In a comparison of students from various disciplines, the differences in scores for academic achievement in English, Chinese History, Chinese Geography, General Mathematics, General Biology, Piano, Fine Arts (Ⅰ ) and Handicrafts (Ⅰ ) reached a significant level. 5.Although a portion of the students were against the implementation of ICSDA, the majority had postive attitudes toward it. 6.A comparision of findings between 1993 and 1994 revealed: (1)While no significant difference was found concerning college life adjustment in the findings of 1994, the findings of 1993 yielded significant differences in the students' adjustment to the curriculum, teaching/learning and college life among students from different departments. (2)The degrees of differences of learning difficulties decreased. (3)In a comparison of students from various disciplines, the differences in scores for academic achievement by subjects decreased. (4)There were increased percentages for the students who had positive attitudes toward the implementation of ICSDA, while there were decreased percentages for the students who were against it.