Relationship between Spirituality and Subjective Well-being among College Students

Abstract

This paper explores the relationship between spirituality and subjective well-being among college students. A sample of 110 participants, 54 males, and 56 females, was examined using the Spirituality Measurement Scale (SMS) and the Subjective Well-Being Inventory (SUBI). It is intended to show the impact of spiritual intelligence on life satisfaction and mental health. Results show the existence of a strong positive correlation between spirituality and well-being, where gender difference is insignificant. The findings help us understand how spirituality can facilitate students’ emotional and psychological well-being.