The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of learner 's collaborative preference, collaborative
self-regulation, and group cohesiveness learning community’s satisfaction in learning communities for the
purpose of suggesting strategies for effective supports of university learning communities. For this purpose,
a multiple linear regression analysis was conducted on 77 students from 50 learning communities of C
university. As a result of the study, the learner 's collaborative preference has a positive effect on the
learning community’s satisfaction, and collaborative self-regulation and group cohesiveness have no
significant effect. This suggests that the greater the collaborative preference, the higher the satisfaction level of the learning community. In order to operate the learning community, it is necessary to operate programs
and incentives to cultivate the collaborative preference of learners. For collaborative self-regulation and
group cohesiveness, which are not derived as meaningful results, further study is needed on the influence
of detailed factors.