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2.3 (6 reviews)
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Terrible experience here in the ADN and PN program. Stay on path and ahead otherwise they will fail you!

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University of Hawaii at Hilo - On University of Hawaii at Hilo Campus

University of Hawaii at Hilo

3.7(13 reviews)
0.6 mi

first year here so far so good they accommodated for what ever issued i have and my dorm is niceread more

Five and a half years I've waited to write my review for the University of Hawai'i at Hilo. That's…read morefive and a half years worth of studying, writing papers, and working on nightmarish group projects. I guess it was worth it. I do have a fancy little paper to show for it now. Hopefully I'll be able to add a fancy job in the near future as well! In any case, I've spent a lot of time at UHH over the past few years. Though it wasn't always easy, I can most assuredly say that I've come out a much higher quality individual. Going into it, I had an admittedly strong aversion to studying and work. Thankfully UHH is a relatively forgiving system as far as general education courses go, which were basically all that I took for my first year and a half. What really allowed me to mature and get it together was when I switched majors from biology to computer science. Entering into the computer science program was somewhat of a rude awakening for me. First off, there was a lot more math than I'd ever envisioned putting myself through previously. Secondly, the CS department was not quite as forgiving as the others I'd taken classes from. Being that I was in too deep to change majors again, I was forced to buckle down and work hard in the computer science program. The classes were rigorous and the material was by no means a cakewalk. The phrase "trial by fire" does a pretty good job of summing up a good bit of its courses. I can't really speak on the experience in other majors, but getting through the CS department was very transformative for me. I can honestly say that I feel sufficiently equipped to enter into the work force now as a software engineer. Here are a few other noteworthy things about UHH (good things first): There are very small class sizes for the most part, especially in upper division courses. It makes for better relationships with both fellow students and your professors, among other things. The professors and staff are generally pretty helpful. This ties in a bit to the class size thing. Being that you'll tend to have a better relationship with your professors, they of course are more likely to do you a solid when you need it (within reason). Parking is relatively cheap in comparison to other universities. Of course, if you're from Hilo you'll probably think that having to pay for parking in the first place is kind of outrageous. It's not too bad nonetheless. There is a tiered parking system in which you pay $60 a year for red zone (closer to campus) passes and $25 a year for general zone (a bit farther but still close) passes. The prices are reduced a bit for single-semester purchases. There are a cafeteria and fitness center on campus. I didn't ever use either of them, but I've heard the food is good and facilities are nice! The tuition here is probably one of the best in the entire country as far as bang for your buck. My main gripe with the school is that it's basically impossible to graduate on time if you don't follow your major's four-year plan from the very beginning of your college career. There are a plethora of things that contribute to this, but most stem from the fact that it's a small school. To that point, though, you should know that when you're going in. Overall, I feel like I got a good education and am equipped to handle whatever situation I may encounter in the work-force.

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University of Hawaii at Hilo - On University of Hawaii at Hilo Campus

On University of Hawaii at Hilo Campus

University of Hawaii at Hilo - On University of Hawaii at Hilo Campus

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University of the Nations Kona Campus - The flags of the nations surround a lovely fountain

University of the Nations Kona Campus

3.0(6 reviews)
59.8 mi

First of all, you would want to be a Christian before attending Youth With A Mission at any campus,…read more That way you would understand that the young people attending are those that are excited about their relationship with Jesus. There are Christian churches worldwide. The young people there are receiving teaching that will enhance their relationship with God. This is not a fly by night operation, it has been running for decades. YWAM gave me the opportunity to enrich and share my Christian faith all over the world. In Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, Philippines and China. It is a rewarding and enriching experience and the teaching you receive by speakers from all over the world is fantastic. The people you reach and friends you make are irreplaceable. Sounds to me that the people who attended and left negative reviews were simply not solid in or serious about their Christian faith. Just check out their introductory video at University of the Nations, Kailua-Kona, Hi. online. A Big Fan of Youth With A Mission Marlene Hornstein

The moment you enter the property something feels off, empty baby strollers everywhere, weird…read morerituals being done. I couldnt even tell what the place was supposed to be, it says "university" but it looks more like an isolated living community. Definitely seems like a cult or something sinister is going on in this place. After leaving with a strange feeling, I did some research and found accounts of emotional and financial abuse among staff, and other cult-like behavior. This place needs to be investigated, definitely not a place where any god would be. Please do your own research before trusting places like these.

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The water tank has been painted with plumerias

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