U Hawaii has 10 campuses and provides many different degrees and programs that work best for the students. The locations of U Hawaii are Manoa, Hilo, West O’ahu, Honolulu, Kapi’olani, Kauai, Maui, Windward, Leeward, and Hawaii.
U Hawaii provides degree programs in every field that you can think of from Administration of Justice to Aeronautics, pharmaceuticals, and technology. The community colleges are spread out through the state of Hawaii and you can choose where you want to go to school based on where you would like to live.
If you are thinking about enrolling in U Hawaii, then you will need to provide a completed application with all of your personal information. You will need to pay an application fee and provide your official high school transcripts. You might have other transcripts if you were home schooled and have your G.E.D. This is okay too. Bring in official test scores that you received from taking the SAT or the ACT exams. If you haven’t taken these exams yet, then you must before you try to enroll. U Hawaii wants proof that you graduated and obtained a degree. They also need clearance from a doctor that you are healthy. This usually can be done by getting a complete physical and the doctor signing off that you are as healthy as can be.
U Hawaii is also extremely proud of the libraries that they have to offer for resources for the students. There are over 3 million books in the libraries. They also have over a century of Hawaiian language newspapers archived there. U Hawaii’s library also has the world’s largest collection of English language Asian documentaries. The library also offers photo archives, electronic journals, digitized rare and historical documents, and congressional papers. Stroll through one of the U Hawaii libraries and view the botanical and fine art prints and other collections. There are also computer labs for students to use at the U Hawaii libraries.
U Hawaii is a network of 10 campuses of Universities and Community Colleges striving to provide the best education in the state of Hawaii to all of the residents and International students.
