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Objectives: To pursue practical measures to prevent suicide ideations of college students, this study is conducted to verify moderating effects of protective factors at the ecological level of the impact parents’ alcoholism on suicide ideations of children, which is known relevant to university students’ suicide. Method: To verify research items, a survey was conducted for 418 male and female students of universities and analysis was made by using PASW Statistics 18.0 program. Result: First, there was no difference in suicide ideations depending on gender, a moderating variable and depression and abuse experience from their parents were higher in ACOAs group than in non-ACOAs. Second, parents’ alcoholism does not have an impact on suicide ideations of children under university education. Third, self-esteem, family function and social supports designated as protective factors were shown to have statistically meaningful influence. Forth, self-esteem, family function, social support and moderating effects of self-esteem which was designated as protective factors were not identified. Conclusion: Based on such research outcomes, discussions on intervention strategies of society and welfare were made to prevent suicide ideations of college students.