This study aims to assess the current state of security among students residing in boarding houses in Dagupan City. It specifically focuses on the perceptions of students regarding their safety, the common security-related incidents they have encountered, and the preventive measures they practice or recommend. The research seeks to identify key factors that contribute to potential threats and risks faced by these students in their living environments. By understanding these elements, the study intends to provide practical recommendations to improve security conditions and reduce the likelihood of victimization. Moreover, the findings can serve as a valuable resource for boarding house owners, school administrators, and local authorities in developing policies and programs aimed at enhancing student safety. This study may also benefit future researchers who wish to explore similar topics in different contexts or locations.