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to compare the relationships between emotional symptomatology and perceived social support according to gender identity and sexual orientation in LGBTQ+ university students. 322 Chilean LGBTQ+ college students answered an online survey based on sociodemographic information and validated instruments. Analysis of variance and linear regressions were made. Transgender people have more emotional symptoms and stress and less perceived social support from family than the rest of LGBTQ+ students. Depression and anxiety are negatively associated with perceived social support from friends and family. Perceived social support decreases emotional symptomatology even when controlling for current stress in LGBTQ+ students.

Social Support, Stress and Emotional Symptoms Among LGBTQ+ College Students in Chile