Abstract:In this study, undergraduates’ subjective wellbeing and its relationship with personality characteristics and social support are examined by using selfreported questionnaire survey method by measuring 330 college students from 7 universities in Hainan with EPQRSC, GWBS and PSSS. The results indicate that the overall college students’ subjective wellbeing is medium and on the little higher side and that there is no significant gender difference. In four kinds of personality, sanguine college students have the highest subjective wellbeing sense while melancholy students have the lowest wellbeing sense, furthermore, social support has the same influence on subjective wellbeing sense of different kinds of college students. Correlation and regression analysis shows that nervous disposition, introverted character and extrovert as well as beyond family support have more strong influence on the subjective wellbeing sense. Nervous disposition only has direct influence on the subjective wellbeing sense but introverted character and extrovert not only have direct impact on the subjective wellbeing sense but also have indirect impact on the subjective wellbeing sense through beyond family support.