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University of Hawai‘i Fact Sheet
Fall 1995 |
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Student Profile
Student Expenses
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Faculty and Staff
University Finances
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| University of Hawai‘i System |
Four-year Campuses |
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Community Colleges |
University of Hawai‘i at Manoa
University of Hawai‘i at Hilo
University of Hawai‘i - West O‘ahu
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Hawai‘i Community College
Honolulu Community College
Kapi‘olani Community College
Kaua‘i Community College
Leeward Community College
Maui Community College
Windward Community College
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STUDENT PROFILE
Student Enrollment, Fall 1995 Headcount
| UH Manoa Regular Credit Program |
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19,801 |
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Classified Undergraduates |
13,050 |
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Classified Graduates |
5,220 |
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Unclassified Students |
1,531 |
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| UH Hilo Regular Credit Program |
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2,872 |
| UH West O‘ahu |
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716 |
| Community Colleges |
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26,853 |
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Hawai‘i CC |
2,811 |
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Honolulu CC |
4,445 |
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Kapi‘olani CC |
7,329 |
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Kaua‘i CC |
1,461 |
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Leeward CC |
6,368 |
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Maui CC |
2,765 |
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Windward CC |
1,674 |
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Hawai‘i residents comprise 87 percent of UH students. Women
represent 57 percent of the student body; 55 percent of
students attend school full time.
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Degrees Earned, 1994-95
| UH Manoa |
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4,280 |
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Bachelor's Degrees |
2,603 |
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Professional Diploma |
312 |
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Master's Degrees |
1,070 |
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Doctorates |
155 |
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Juris Doctor |
67 |
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Doctor of Medicine |
54 |
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Certificate in Dental Hygiene |
19 |
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| UH Hilo |
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440 |
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Bachelor's Degrees |
367 |
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Certificate in Education |
73 |
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| UH West O‘ahu Bachelor of Arts |
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186 |
| Community Colleges |
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2,624 |
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Associate Degrees |
2,107 |
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Certificates of Achievement |
516 |
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No Data |
1 |
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NOTABLE UH ALUMNI:
First Japanese-American U.S. Senator, Daniel K. Inouye;
prominent newswoman Yoshiko Sakurai;
noted art historian and author Duane Preble;
prominent heart surgeon Dr. Richard Mamiya;
LPGA golfer Cindy Flom Rarick.
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STUDENT EXPENSES
1995-96 Tuition, per Semester
| Campus/Program |
Resident |
Nonresident |
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| UH Manoa |
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Undergraduate |
$767 |
$2,364 |
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Graduate |
1,045 |
3,228 |
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Law |
1,213 |
4,097 |
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Medicine |
2,998 |
10,515 |
| UH Hilo |
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Lower Division |
252 |
1,548 |
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Upper Division |
688 |
2,131 |
| UH West O‘ahu |
457 |
1,548 |
| Community Colleges |
252 |
1,548 |
Additional student fees vary by campus. Students living on
campus can expect to pay about $6,957 for housing and meals,
books and supplies, transportation and personal expenses.
(Dormitories and/or apartments are available at UH Manoa 3,171
beds, UH Hilo 634 beds and Maui Community College 55 beds.) For
students living on their own off campus, estimated living
expenses are $9,194.
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FACULTY AND STAFF
UH Employees, Fall 1995 Headcount
| Campus |
Faculty |
Staff |
Total |
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| UH Manoa |
2,312 |
2,829 |
5,141 |
| UH Hilo |
224 |
181 |
405 |
| UH West O‘ahu |
34 |
16 |
50 |
| Community Colleges |
1,221 |
630 |
1,851 |
| System-wide Support |
0 |
420 |
420 |
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Tenured faculty make up 74 percent of the full-time, tenure-track
faculty at UH. Four out of ten faculty members are women.
During 1995, UH professors and researchers won the highest in
international honors from Japan (Asian theater, music, cellular
biology), Nepal (anthropology), Britain (geophysics) and the
Philippines (literature). Notable UH faculty include internationally
recognized experts in volcanology and astronomy and nationally
acclaimed experts in evolutionary genetics, criminology and
psychology.
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UNIVERSITY FINANCES
Expenditures, Fiscal Year 1995
| UH Manoa |
$457,190,000 |
| UH Hilo |
37,306,000 |
| UH West O‘ahu |
3,165,000 |
| Community Colleges |
121,300,000 |
| Community Colleges System-wide Support |
7,496,000 |
| System-wide Support |
34,680,000 |
The University of Hawai‘i won 616 research awards worth $70.2 million
and 531 training and special project grants for $69 million during the
1995 fiscal year. Total private giving to UH and the University of
Hawai‘i Foundation was $28.5 million in 1994-95.
UH is one of only a handful of Land, Sea and Space Grant institutions--a
designation that brings federal dollars and opens opportunities for
faculty and students. The Manoa campus is one of only 75 U.S.
institutions classified as research universities by the Carnegie
Foundation.
UH Hilo is the southernmost baccalaureate campus in the 50 states.
Other UH properties of distinction include two mountain-top
observatories; an island dedicated to marine biology research; and two
popular O‘ahu tourist destinations, Waikiki Aquarium and Lyon
Arboretum.
Kenneth P. Mortimer
President, University of Hawai‘i
Board of Regents
Joseph F. Blanco, Chair
Lily K. Yao, Vice Chair
Momi W. Cazimero
John A. Hoag
Shunichi Kimura
Bert A. Kobayashi
Clyde T. Kodani
Ah Quon McElrath
Lee A. Ohigashi
David B. Ramos
Donna A. Tanoue
Published by the Institutional Research Office and Office of the
Vice President for University Relations, January 1996.
HTML version maintained by Institutional Research Office,
April 1996.
Available in alternative form for persons with print disabilities.
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