The purpose of this study was to investigate university students perceived satisfaction with department satisfaction, self-efficacy and perception of counseling and to suggest the role of professor as a counselor based on correlation analysis. For this purpose, questionnaires and interviews with students in grades one to four at the department of English Education were conducted. As a result of a correlation test to find out the relationship between self-efficacy and academic satisfaction, among professors understand me , my department and/or people in my house are interested in me , I am interested in my department and/or people in my house and the correlation between the items related to the relationship with the department and satisfaction of the department was the largest. ‘I do not feel difficulty in all things’ and ‘I have the ability to accomplish academic tasks also had a high correlation with department satisfaction. On the other hand, there was no significant correlation between the perception of counseling and satisfaction with the department, but as a result of the interview about the role of the professor as a counselor, students wanted to consult with the professor frequently, and expressed that they felt closer to the professor afterconsultation.