The human body is endowed with varied forms of social significance, and it is this which sociology has addressed by asking questions such as: To what degree do individuals have control over their own bodies? Using familiar examples from everyday life, such as diet and exercise regimes, personal hygiene, dress, displays of emotion, and control over bodily functions.This research investigates the body management among the student of Sabz University of Amol in Northern Iran. For this Purpose, 200 students were chosen from 350 by random classification. The methodology was descriptive-survey. The data gathering tool was a researcher-made questionnaire with 53 questions in five point Likert scale. The t-test and hierarchical regression was used for data analysis. The result, showed that all 8 subdivisions of body management were above the average and current situation significantly was upper the average.