93 Background: To determine if disease volume at biopsy correlates with GPS among men with favorable risk prostate cancer. Methods: All men with NCCN very low (VLR) and low risk (LR) and GPS from 2013-2016 were identified. Disease volume was characterized by percent of positive cores, number of cores with >50% involvement, and largest involvement of any single core. Nonparametric equality of medians was performed to compare the median likelihood of favorable pathology between quartiles. Results: 112 (37.8%) with VLR and 184 (62.2%) with LR disease were identified. The likelihood of favorably pathology by quartile are listed in Table 1. 7/105 (6.3%) with VLR were reclassified as LR, and 13/181 (7.2%) with LR were reclassified as intermediate risk (IR). Patients reclassified to IR by GPS had a median likelihood favorable pathology of 63.0% (IQR 62.0-63.0), 20.0% positive cores (IQR 13.0-29.0), 0 cores with > 50% involved (IQR 0-1), largest core involvement of 20.0% (IQR 10.0-20.0), and PSA density of 0.12 ng/ml/cc (IQR 0.10-0.14). Conclusions: Differences in the likelihood of favorable pathology by disease volume were not clinically significant in men with favorable risk disease. [Table: see text]