April 10, 2022, 12:00 PM HST
* Updated April 10 at 11:20 a.m.
College is close at hand, and the University of Hawaii wants to help make the application process easier.
To better support Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander high school graduates, UH and its partners, the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement and the Native Hawaiian Education Association, are sponsoring a series of online college enrollment events. Applications for ʻAha College are scheduled for 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 13 and May 11.
Entrants will also be eligible to win a $500 scholarship to UH, which will be awarded each night.
“As the pandemic continues to evolve, we are excited to welcome students to our incredible UH campuses,” UH Maui College Chancellor Lui Hokoana said in a press release. “Our colleges offer a wide variety of affordable education and career training opportunities for everyone and we have dedicated advisors who are ready to help our students succeed in every way. Now is the time to apply. »
Class of 2022 graduates can also take advantage of free counseling this summer through Hawai’i P-20’s Next Steps to Your Future program. According to the press release, each student who enrolls in the program will be connected with a professional counselor who will provide one-on-one support through online counseling appointments, mobile text messages and access to resources. on demand.
Additionally, seniors in the Class of 2022 who previously took UH classes in high school will have the opportunity to enroll in a free, six-week online summer course from July 5 through August 1. 15 through the UH Community Colleges Momentum Program.
For more information and to register for upcoming online application events, click here.
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