UH Mānoa welcomes largest freshman class ever
UH Mānoa welcomed 2,209 first-time freshmen to campus in fall 2018, the largest freshman class in the universityʻs 111 year history.
Fall 2018 freshmen: Why I chose UH Mānoa
Five freshmen share what made them choose UH Mānoa #MakeManoaYours
UH enrollment management efforts paying off as declines continue to reverse
UH Mānoa had a record setting incoming freshman class, and Kauaʻi CC experienced the largest enrollment growth with a 10 percent increase.
UH West Oʻahu No. 1 in nation for campus growth
The University of Hawaiʻi–West Oʻahu is once again the fastest growing school of its type in the nation, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
President’s August 2018 highlights and updates
Highlights include fall 2018 enrollment update, UH Mānoa photovoltaic canopy project, Kapiʻolani CC sustainability certificate and more.
Windward CC program helps “stopped-out” students complete degrees
During College Express, stopped-out students can talk to counselors and learn about college resources, online and night classes, financial aid, connecting with new students and more.
Popular tuition-discount program benefits UH and mainland-bound Hawaiʻi students
According to a Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education report a total of 2,600 out-of-state students attended four UH campuses via a tuition-discount exchange program that grew significantly in 2017–18.
Hawaiʻi Community College hosting prospective student event
The college’s academic programs and student services will present interactive exhibits that highlight the degree and certificate programs available at the campus.
Non-traditional UH law students pursuing their dreams
William S. Richardson School of Law is known for both its diversity and the number of older students it attracts and is ranked third by The Princeton Review for “Most Chosen by Older Students.&rdquo.
UH West Oʻahu tops list of U.S. baccalaureate institutions in enrollment growth
UH West Oʻahu led all U.S. public baccalaureate institutions in enrollment growth between fall 2005 and fall 2015, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
