Recent Title IX rulings have intensified discussions on sexual assault (SA) policies, yet national data on college students’ ability to identify consensual versus non-consensual sexual activity remains limited. This study examines how factors like Rape Myth Acceptance, Pornography Consumption, and Relationship Satisfaction influence students' SA perceptions. Specifically, using a self-report vignette study, we surveyed 327 college students across multiple institutions. Findings may inform ongoing discussions about SA recognition and prevention in campus communities.