Hawaii Tokai International College offers a two-year degree program in liberal arts. This school also trains international students for American schools through the College Preparatory Program. The four-year transfer track allows students to complete general courses before registering at 13 universities from Hawaii to New York. The Learning Center contains a pair of computer labs as well as a small library. The college maintains seven floors of dorm rooms within its main campus building. Students stay active outside of the classroom in organizations like the Baseball Club and the Kendo Club.
Hawaii Tokai International College
2241 Kapiolani Blvd.
Honolulu, HI 96826
808-983-4121
hawaiitokai.edu
Kapi'olani Community College hosts two-year degree programs ranging from hotel operations to accounting. The school also coordinates courses and career planning services for the Culinary Institute of the Pacific. This institute solicits student volunteers to assist with cooking demonstrations as well as the Saturday Farmers' Market. The Kahikoluamea Center offers student services including tutoring, academic advising and job skills training. The Koa Gallery displays student art as well as paintings and sculptures representative of Hawaiian culture. Student organizations like the International Club and Slow Food KCC host events throughout the academic year.
Kapi'olani Community College
4303 Diamond Head Road
Honolulu, HI 96816
808-734-9000
kapiolani.hawaii.edu
Maui College confers two-year degrees in technical fields such as maintenance painting and hospitality. Students can also pursue four-year degrees in information technology and engineering technology. The Ho'okahua Student Center contains computer labs and private study areas available for group projects. New students adjust to life at Maui College by enrolling in the Frosh Camp each August. Students can stay close to shopping, beaches and campus buildings at the school's off-campus apartment complex. The school provides funding for student organizations like the Aikido Club and the Rotaract Club.
Maui College
310 Ka'ahumanu Ave.
Kahului, HI 96732
808-984-3267
maui.hawaii.edu
Hawaii Community College features two-year degrees in professional fields like food service and diesel mechanics. Students interested in transferring to four-year schools can complete courses in botany and digital media art. The Learning Center at Hawaii Community College offers tutoring sessions and career assistance. The school has partnered with the University of Hawaii-Hilo to make resources at the Edwin Mookini Library available to community college students. This partnership extends to limited accommodations at the university's residence halls and apartments. Organizations like the Autobody Club and Students against Substance Abuse provide leadership opportunities to students.
Hawaii Community College
200 W. Kawili St.
Hilo, HI 96720
808-974-7611
hawaii.hawaii.edu