Hawaii Community Colleges Comparison

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In Hawaii, 6 community colleges are active this year. Kauai Community College has ranked first in Hawaii community college ranking and Kapiolani Community College and Hawaii Community College ranked second and third in the ranking. You can view more ranked community college ranking at Hawaii community college ranking page.

The following list summarizes statistics for Hawaii community colleges.

The 2023 average tuition & fees of community colleges in Hawaii is $3,220 for Hawaii residents and $8,356 for out-of-state students.
Total 21,700 students have enrolled in community colleges in Hawaii and, of that, 15,818 students enrolled online exclusively.
The average students to faculty ratio of Hawaii community colleges is 16.00 to 1.
The average financial aid amount received at community colleges in Hawaii is $3,951.
The average graduation rate is 27.2% and the average transfer-out rate is 14.7% at community colleges in Hawaii.

6 Community Colleges in Hawaii

College Name	Hawaii Residents Tuition & Fees	Out-of-State Tuition & Fees	Student Population	Online Student Population	Graduation Rate	Transfer-out Rate	Financial Aid Amount	Students to Faculty Ratio
Honolulu Community College Honolulu, HI	$3,174	$8,310	3,210	2,276	23%	19%	$4,043	16 to 1
Kapiolani Community College Honolulu, HI	$3,284	$8,420	6,100	4,631	25%	15%	$3,139	16 to 1
Kauai Community College Lihue, HI	$3,252	$8,388	1,343	772	30%	12%	$4,287	11 to 1
Leeward Community College Pearl City, HI	$3,214	$8,350	6,413	4,930	27%	15%	$3,768	21 to 1
Windward Community College Kaneohe, HI	$3,194	$8,330	2,386	1,602	24%	19%	$4,169	18 to 1
Hawaii Community College Hilo, HI	$3,204	$8,340	2,248	1,607	34%	8%	$4,297	14 to 1
Average	$3,220	$8,356	21,700	15,818	27%	15%	$3,951	16 to 1