The aim of this research is to examine the attitudes of university students towards seeking counseling and to understand how many of those students who accepted professional psychological help participated in the counseling process and whether or not to continue with counseling sessions. Within this scope, initially, a total of 962 students, 412 of whom were women and 550 of whom were men by using the stratified sampling method. The participants were each asked to complete an Attitudes Related to Seeking Professional Psychological Help Scale and a Personal Information Form. The second part of the study the psychological help seeking behaviors of 322 students seeking counseling and the willingness they displayed in the process were evaluated. As a result of the study, university students' attitudes towards seeking psychological help varied according to gender, faculty they attend, where they have spent most of their lives, the income level of their families and whether or not the students accepted the offer help. In addition, it was also found that the majority of the students who initially accepted counseling subsequently gave up for variety of reasons.