Hawaiʻi Promise “awesome” for recipients
Honolulu CC students ʻAukai Rieman and Kelley Caitano appreciate their Hawaiʻi Promise scholarship help.
Honolulu CC students ʻAukai Rieman and Kelley Caitano appreciate their Hawaiʻi Promise scholarship help.
Legislation signed in June 2018 adds $700,000 for “last-dollar” scholarships at seven UH Community Colleges statewide for the upcoming school year.
Molokaʻi and McKinley High Schools had the highest percentage of students complete the FAFSA in Hawaiʻi P–20’s Cash for College Challenge.
Almost 1,000 students from the University of Hawaiʻi’s seven community colleges have been awarded Hawaiʻi Promise scholarships for the 2017 fall semester.
Hawaiʻi Promise is a “last dollar” scholarship that would provide any financial needs not met by other forms of financial aid
UH wants to provide free community college for all students with financial needs through a scholarship program called Hawaiʻi’s Promise.
New initiatives by the UH Mānoa Office of Admissions are being credited for the significant increase in applicants and in a number of other categories.
Leeward Community College awarded a $1.18 million federal Department of Education grant as part of the TRIO Educational Opportunity Centers program.
Students, parents, educators and counselors meet with representatives of Native Hawaiian scholarship agencies at UH’s ʻAha Financial Aid Workshops.
The University of Hawaiʻi is hosting a series of free ʻAha Financial Aid workshops across the state for Native Hawaiians.