This research was aimed to examine the correlation between wisdom and religious orientation with fear of death among late adolescence college students. Three hypotheses were tested: (a) there was a negative correlation between wisdom and fear of death, (b) there was a negative correlation between intrinsic religious orientation and fear of death, (c) there was a positive correlation between extrinsic religious orientation and fear of death. The Subjects of this research were 158 undergraduate (S-1) students at Department of Psychology, Gadjah Mada University. The range of age was between 17-22 years old. The regression analysis was used to examine. The results showed that (a) there was a negative and significant correlation between wisdom and fear of death r = -0.209, sig. 0.004, partial correlation -0.226, (b) there was a negative correlation between intrinsic religious orientation and fear of death r =-0.037, sig. 0.323, partial correlation -0.175, (c) there was a positive and significant correlation between extrinsic religious orientation and fear of death r = 0.285, sig. 0.000, partial correlation 0.350. r=0.401, adjusted R2 = 0.145, sig.0.000. Keywords: Fear of death, Death fear, Death anxiety, Wisdom, Intrinsic extrinsic religious orientation.