This study examined a change in delivery (in-person and virtual) for a pharmacy student-learning community within the context of ongoing program assessment during 2019-2023. First and second-year pharmacy students (n=145) reported their perceptions of the learning community's impact on academic success, professional development, and social interactions (1=strongly disagree, 9=strongly agree). Overall, students agreed that the learning community assisted with academic success (M=6.9-7.7), professional development (M=6.8-7.4), and social interactions (M=6.9-7.5). Student perceptions did not differ significantly with virtual programming. Accessibility of the peer mentors was a positive aspect. Non-participating students responded as unaware of the learning community and preferred studying alone. Ongoing evaluation will target student engagement and progression.