The aim of the research was to determine the average daily energy intake, fat intake, dietary fiber intake, sugar intake and protein intake and the accuracy of their own nutrition assessment from the personal reviews of 3rd year students from Faculty of Pharmacy and Biochemistry in Zagreb and to determine to what extent these values are consistent with the recommended ones. The research was conducted on 108 women and 25 men. The method used was the diet diary that the respondents conducted for four days. Nutrition data was processed in Microsoft Excel using nutritional values from the enclosed tables. It was found that the energy intake in women is somewhat lower, but satisfying due to the mostly small physical activity, while in men the energy intake follows the recommendations. Sugar intake is too high for both men and women. The average daily intake of dietary fiber is inadequate in both sexes. The fat intake is very close to the upper limits of the recommended values. Protein intake is higher than recommended for both men and women. There was a significant number of students who misjudged quality of their nutrition in personal reviews. There is a great need to carry out additional education regarding proper nutrition because student's nutrition is not satisfying enough, which can lead to health problems in the future, and also because most students are going to take a responsible job as pharmacists after graduating from college, that will include counseling of patients on the importance of proper nutrition.