This document summarizes a study that administered a 34-question self-acceptance questionnaire to 20 students. It analyzes the results using measures of central tendency, dispersion, frequency distribution, and graphical representations. Most participants scored in the average range of self-acceptance, with a mean of 14, median of 14.16, and mode of 14.48. Standard deviation was 6.24 and mean deviation was 4. The study concludes that self-acceptance is difficult but can be improved by embracing strengths, speaking positively, and facing challenges courageously.