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University of Hawaii Kapi'olani Community College - Swag bag

University of Hawaii Kapi'olani Community College

4.1(65 reviews)
4.9 miKaimuki

Attended the Kapiolani Community College Fashion Design Undergraduate project event called -…read moreCaptured. - included swag - tickets are still available for May 5 at 12pm and 1pm. There is ample parking for the event on the Kohou side of the street. During regular school hours - visitor parking is accessed from Dillingham boulevard. Halls and classrooms are clean and well-kept. Bathrooms are identified by Wahine (female) and Kane (male ) signs. I saw many security guards and felt safe to be on the campus. There are many interesting programs at Kapiolani Community

As far the physical layout, this campus has to be one of most beautiful in the community college…read moresystem. The great lawn, the interesting art pieces, a nice library, variety of food options for students and the public alike under normal circumstances. Unfortunately we are not under normal circumstances so the campus is closed to the public- EXCEPT: when the open market is open on Saturdays, from 7:30 to 11am. Not as big as before, and they are located in parking area closest to Diamond Head Theater (ewa-makai). Other than that- Kapu to the public. (Not opened) Because of the nature of the pandemic it could shut down again so read the papers on the latest changes to lockdown rules. So when regular accessibility returns to the public at large, come by and see what this beautiful campus has to offer. Nice views, decent food options during the week days and delicious culinary delights courtesy of Kapiolani's world class program in the evenings. Support local education!

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Chaminade University of Honolulu

Chaminade University of Honolulu

3.3(46 reviews)
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Attended the Chaminade Alumni reunion at the Ching Conference Center. Ample parking in the…read moreChaminade parking structure across the campus security bldg and before the Chapel. Tasty appetizers and cute games by department heads and managers. Venue is large with expandable banquet area walls. They can set up a bar and picture taking station. There are many steps as the Chaminade is set up on a hill but there are ADA ramps if u need to reach the buildings.

I attended Chaminade for the Nursing Program, but my experience was disappointing. I ended up with…read moretwo professors for Patho/Pharm because one was planning to leave, which led to confusion and conflicting information on critical topics. Only a few professors seemed genuinely invested in their students' success, and sadly, one of them is retiring. The program admits a large number of students, seemingly just to ensure that many of them fail. I understand the need to weed out students, but it feels like they do it with ill intentions. This place is sooo expensive. It not even including the textbooks which are $300 or more, and parking passes cost $250 per semester, which is outrageous considering the limited parking space. We have to share the parking structure with St. Louis students, and much of the parking is inconveniently located at the top of a hill. It feels like our tuition is being spent on maintaining a comfortable lifestyle for the Brothers, which might make sense for a Catholic school, but what about the students? Over the summer, they spent money fixing the road entrance, which seemed unnecessary--it was fine before, and now it just has better-looking lines. Kokua Ike is a great study space, but it's often overcrowded and noisy; I hope it gets the upgrade it deserves! On the plus side, there are frequent free events on campus, which is nice, so I make sure to take advantage of them since I'm essentially paying for them. However, for a private school with such high tuition, the Wi-Fi is consistently slow, and the quality of the ID photos is poor--they come out grainy, and the camera setup forces you to look up instead of straight ahead. There's also a lack of food options. Overall, it seems like Chaminade is more focused on making money than truly caring for its students. I do appreciate the campus cats, the pretty views, and the few dedicated faculty members who remain.

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Shidler College of Business

Shidler College of Business

3.7(16 reviews)
2.9 miManoa

I was very fortunate to spend a lot of my college career in these buildings on the upper left…read morecorner of campus. The professors were all pretty caring and understanding of our grueling tennis training schedule since we had many tennis players in the business school. Other departments were not as forgiving, thus my career was only 2 years long in athletics, but I needed to maintain my GPA for my academic scholarship. The classrooms were very varied with some in lecture format and some like a conference room. Even though towards the end of my degree the courses were pretty intense, I'm glad I had the experience of going to UH and learning at Shidler.

There are a lot of people who will come onto yelp specifically to trash colleges and institutions…read morethat have wronged them. I understand the frustrations with the UH system, but for the 4 years I spent at Shidler (it took me a while because of scheduling and transportation) overall, I think I had a good experience. As disgruntled as I was with a few teachers stuck in the past (absolutely no laptops for note taking, must code a website from html only and Mrs. Chen's own example looked worse than a web 1.0 geocities *smh*) there were far more professors that made my time worth it: Rabacal, Joon, Lister, Bhawuk... and resources that really aided in my journey when success was out of my own control like the women's center, student counseling center, and especially KOKUA. College is honestly what you make of it and how you choose to deal with what life and the system throws at you. For an average student that just comes to class, doesn't care to connect with teachers, goes home, does homework and comes back everyday to do it all again, when one thing sets you off, you won't have much to balance out your opinion. For me on the other hand, I reached out to teachers, connected, found out how much a lot of them care, and I got involved in business clubs--which really made me whole Shidler experience much different from those who never joined a club their entire education. The Shidler business clubs are a whole other world and kept me crazy active with company tours, socials, mentoring, and a yearly inter-club competition that gets CRAZY competitive and the performances are nuts. But that's just a small part of Shidler that can make your experience all the better. Shidler also offered resident mentors that you could schedule time with to talk to and run your business ideas by of course for free. You never had to pay for printing as they alotted you like 500 pages a year in the computer lab. You get access to all kinds of business subscriptions to Forbes and other reports and whatnot that non-resident would otherwise have to pay for. Those who complain, did they make any use of these resources? Did they have any other involvement at Shidler? Did they make any effort to do what they could to make their experience better? Or did they simply feel entitled to perfect professors and a perfect education? No college is going to give you that. It's up to you to make the most of what it throws at you just like you need to make the most of what life throws at you. --or are you just going to give your life a one star review and be on your way never bothering to make it better for yourself? Thank you to all the professors and counselors that helped me on my journey. I didn't think I'd graduate but with the kokua of so many, I made it.

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