Discriminations such as women's access to fewer educational opportunities than men, their participation in decision-making, and working life difficulties continue to be experienced all over the world. The research is a cross-sectional study conducted to examine the sensitivity of students to gender equality since gender inequality continues in many areas of life and they are receiving formation training. Material and Methods: The population of the cross-sectional study consisted of students who took formation at Balikesir University. Students (n=90), who agreed to participate in the research, were reached without sampling on March 3, 2018. The questionnaire form was composed of questions to determine the sociodemographic characteristics of the students and their sensitivity to gender equality. Permission was obtained from individuals and institutions, and students were interviewed face-to-face to fill in questionnaires. The application, which took about 10 minutes, was done in the last 10 minutes of the lessons. Data were evaluated with frequency distributions and chi-square test in SPSS statistical program. Results: The mean age of the participants was 24.8±4.8. In the study, 52% of the students gave the answer "Men ensure the continuation of the lineage" and 81.1% said "Women should choose jobs that suit them", indicating that gender stereotypes are common. 90% of the students did not agree with the statement "It is normal for a woman to be subjected to violence by her husband when necessary", 91% did not agree with the statement "Girls do not need to be educated", 90% did not agree with the statement "Honor killing is necessary for the cleansing of honor", 90% did not agree with the statement "Women sometimes deserve beatings" and 92.2% did not agree with the statement "If resources are limited, boys should be given priority for education". Conclusion: According to the data obtained from the students, no gender-discriminatory approaches were detected in the use of health services by the public and in the provision of services by health personnel. In this case, students should be made more sensitive to gender inequality.