The aim of this research was to determine whether there is a correlation between morphological components of fitness and the level of physical activity of students at the Faculty if teachers in Čakovec. The sample consisted of 146 first year students of full and part-time study. The sample of variables was composed of eight anthropometric measures. All measurements and all tests were carried out in the hall of the Faculty of teachers in Čakovec. Spearman˙s correlation coefficients between physical activity and anthropometric measures were calculated (body mass indeks, upper arm skin wrinkles, superprailiographic skin slope, thigh skin fold, percentage of body fat, abdominal scope, perimeter of hips and obesity risk indeks). The results showed that a large percentage of female students with a normal body mass of 75,9%, but what is of concern is a percentage of 24,1% of increased body weight and obesity. The results also show that 91,7% of students have a normal obesity indeks, while only 8,3% have an increased indeks. Based on the minimal and maximum results of the morphological variables measured, large ranges can be observed in body mass, skin folds and abodominal and hip volumes. With descriptive parameters of Baeck˙s questionnaire, the highest average value was achieved in the field of leisure time, smaller in the field of sports, while the lowest average value pf physical activity was achieved at the Faculty. Spearman˙s correlation coefficients between morphological variables and physical activity indicate low negative values in all morphological variables except in the abdominal range. The variable the free time indeks shows a significant negative correlation only with the skin tightness of the thigh. Poor negative relationship was obtained between total body activity and body mass index, upper arm skin wrinkles, thigh skin wrinkles, percentage of body fat and size of hips.