Few studies have explored the effect of future anxiety on aspiration level among nursing students in Egypt. Therefore, the aim of this study was to assess and investigate the relationship between future anxiety, and aspiration level among faculty of nursing students at El-Minia. A descriptive correlational design was utilized in this study. This study was conducted at the Faculty of Nursing at El-Minia University. The sample included all the four grade students. Three tools were utilized to measure the variables of the study: socio-demographic data sheet, future anxiety scale, and aspiration level scale. Results of this study revealed that, females represent 68 % of the sample, and more than half of the sample resided in rural area. Fourth year students had the highest mean score of future anxiety. However, the total mean scores of aspiration level were higher among second and third grade students. There were highly significant negative correlations between future anxiety score with aspiration level score. Designing and implementing psychological counseling program is recommended to help in decreasing future anxiety level and improving aspiration level of the undergraduate nursing students.