Background: In 2013 it was reported that there are two national networks of LGBT organizations consisting of 119 organizations located in 28 provinces from 34 provinces in Indonesia. In Islamic law LGBT is prohibited by the Shari'a. But in the predominantly Muslim country of Indonesia, LGBT development is on the rise. This study aims to determine whether there is a relationship of religiosity levels with perceptions of LGBT as aberrations. Method: This research used quantitative method with sample 48 students from PSPD and civil engineering. Data collection using open questionnaires. The questionnaire was then tested for its validity using a pearson correlation test and the reality was tested with chronbach alpha. Data analysis using spearman correlation test to find out the relationship of both variables and linear regression to see influence of year of force to religiosity. Result: The mean value of zscore religiosity of PSPD (0.147) was higher than that of civil engineering (-0.147). PSPD has an average perception score (48.87) higher than that of civil engineering (47.96). A total of 72.91% of respondents agreed LGBT as deviation and 27.08% others classified as neutral. The values of p zcore religiosity of the belief dimension (0.398), knowledge (0.395), implementation (0.681) and appreciation (0.899) with perceptions of LGBT as deviation none showed <0.05 with corellation coefficient <0.20. The sig value. linear regression test between year force with religiosity is 0,248. Conclusion: There is no relation between religiosity and perception of LGBT as aberrations.