The purpose of this study is to investigate the effect of standardized CPR training on knowledge, attitude, performance and satisfaction of CPR students. After providing the standardized basic CPR training, it was attempted to provide basic data for the preparation of the standardized education program. Methods: This study was designed to test the effect of basic CPR education program on knowledge, attitude and performance of nursing students. RESULTS: Nursing students knowledge (t = 21.61, p <.001) and attitude (t = 22.71, p <.001) and performance ability (t = 34.35, p <.001), And satisfaction with nursing college students was more than 98% after basic CPR training. Conclusion: The results showed that basic CPR education was effective on knowledge, attitude and performance of nursing students and satisfaction of education. Therefore, it is considered that nursing students should be educated and continuously reeducated to improve basic CPR knowledge, attitude and performance.