Research objective: The objectives of this study were to examine the opinions of people with mental disorders in students of the Medical School Karlovac majoring in general care nurse / general care technician and physiotherapeutic technician, and to determine whether there are differences in the direction of education, gender, place of residence and family anamnesis. Research subjects and methods: An average study was conducted on 73 subjects. The respondents were adult students of the fourth grade in the field of physiotherapeutic technician and students of the fifth grade in the field of general care nurse / general care technician of the Medical School Karlovac. A questionnaire containing two types of questions was used in the research. The first part of the questionnaire provided sociodemographic data, and the second part of the questionnaire contains the OMS-HC scale (The opening minds scale for Health Care Providers) for examining opinions about people with mental disorders. Results: There are no differences of opinion about people with mental disorders with regard to the direction of education, place of residence and family history. A statistically significant difference in opinions about people with mental disorders exists only with respect to the gender of the students. Conclusion: The obtained results indicate that students have positive opinions about people with mental disorders.