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Background: - Family planning does have a wider view, dealing with birth control, reproductive health, as well as premarital and pre conception counseling. Understanding why people do not use family planning is critical to address unmet needs and to increase contraceptive use. Studies showed that 38% and 78% of the potential demand for family planning was not achieved in Ethiopia and Oromia, respectively. The aim of this study was to assess knowledge, attitude and intention use of modern family planning methods. Method: - Cross sectional designed, Sample size (n=348), SSPS-20, Chi-square test and P< 0.2. Results: - Over all knowledge 60.6% and positive attitude by 62.4% of respondents and near three fourth (68.4%) intended to use in the future. Conclusion: - Respondents have a high knowledge and a positive attitude towards family planning methods. The multivariable analysis of the final result model female youth students time the live in urban, place they birth and grew, pocket money, and living with parents were found significant barriers for plan to use modern family planning methods and high major predictors of strength association. Recommendations:- Increase effort to reproductive health services, well motivated and Continuous effort to educate all young equally in rural and urban.