The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of learning consultations with 8the grade students on self-regulated learning. 8th grade students need to acquire self-regulated learning strategies since they move to secondary school from primary school. This study was based on pretest-posttest experimental design. A total of 64 8th students participated as subjects, of whom 32 participated in the program as experimental group and another 32 students as control group. A learning consultation program was developed to improve experimental group’ self-regulated learning strategies. The program was applied to the experimental groups for more than 6 months. A self-regulated Learning Scale was administrated to all the subjects as the pre and post-test. To verify the effects of the experiment, repeated-ANOVA was conducted. Although there was no signigicant statistical difference between experimental group and control group, an improvement in experimental group was found on self-regulated learning strategies. Also, there was a different effects of learning consultation program by gender and academic achievement level.