Educational institutions in Honolulu, Hawaii, United States: locations, profiles and contact details.
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Windward Community College serves Kāneʻohe and Oʻahu’s Koʻolau region from a single main campus at 45-720 Keaʻahala Road. The 2026–27 catalog describes a college that co…
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Waiʻanae Moku brings Leeward Community College to the island’s west coast, where the Pearl City campus can be a long cross-island trip. The college describes it as a ful…
View profile →Leeward’s Puʻuloa Campus is in Pearl City, on the central Oʻahu side of the college’s service area. The 49-acre site is the district’s main teaching campus and has the b…
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Kapiʻolani Community College occupies a 44-acre campus on Diamond Head Road, on the slopes of Lēʻahi and about a mile from Waikīkī. Its setting is scenic but the practic…
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Honolulu CC’s automotive and diesel programs use a dedicated training site at 445 Kokea Street, in Buildings 43 and 44. The official map separates it from the Dillingham…
View profile →The Marine Education and Training Center sits at 10 Sand Island Parkway on Honolulu’s industrial harbor side, away from the main Dillingham campus and the visitor-facing…
View profile →The Airport Training Center is a program site, not a second general campus. Honolulu CC’s map locates Aeronautics Maintenance Technology in Building 52 at 140 ʻIako Plac…
View profile →Dillingham Boulevard places Honolulu Community College in Kalihi-Pālama, a working, largely urban district between the downtown core and the airport side of the island.…
View profile →Hawaiʻi Community Foundation offers a common application for students pursuing degrees at colleges and universities or career and technical education at community colleg…
View profile →Hawaiʻi Pacific University is offering a pilot admission-and-aid pathway for fall 2027 aimed at students completing their final year at an accredited Hawaiʻi high school…
View profile →The Pauahi Foundation administers more than 250 funds for education after high school. Rather than one scholarship with uniform rules, its portal gathers awards with dif…
View profile →B Plus is a Hawaiʻi scholarship for graduates of local public high schools who enter the University of Hawaiʻi under specific academic and financial rules. General crite…
View profile →Hawaiʻi B+ is a University of Hawaiʻi Community Colleges scholarship for state residents graduating from a Hawaiʻi public high school and enrolling directly in an eligib…
View profile →Hawaiʻi Promise is a state grant for residents enrolled at one of the seven University of Hawaiʻi Community College campuses. It is designed to address gaps in direct ed…
View profile →Hawaiʻi Promise is a need-based grant for eligible Hawaiʻi residents enrolled at least half time in academic programs at University of Hawaiʻi Community Colleges. It can…
View profile →Students in Hawai‘i exploring college or technical training may find several sources of support, but their funds are not interchangeable. Hawai‘i Community Foundation ad…
View profile →Grant determined after FAFSA and other aid; generally at least six credits, subject to need and state funding.
View profile →The college calculates the award and applies the law change to the individual package; do not use historical averages to predict the amount.
View profile →Hawaiʻi Promise serves residents studying in an eligible degree program at one of the University of Hawaiʻi’s seven community colleges. It is not a grant for every UH ca…
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