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This study aims to examine whether there is influence between investment benefits, minimum investment capital, investment motivation, investment return, and educational investment education on student investment interest in the capital market. The object of this research is student STIE Widya Gama Lumajang Accounting Program. Sampling method using purposive sampling. Samples taken as many as 100 students. Test data analysis using multiple linier regression method with tool of SPSS 24.0.The result of the test that has been done shows that: first variable of investment benefit do not have significant influence to investment interest variable equal to 0 6,630 or 6,30%, both variable of minimum capital of investment do not have significant influence to investment interest variable equal to 0.877 or 8,87% the three investment motivation does not have significant influence on the investment interest variable of 0.494 or 4.94%, the four investment return variables have a significant influence on the investment interest variable of 0.037 or 37%, the five variables of eductional learning have a signifivant influence on the investment interet variable of 0.017 or 17%
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