University of Hawaii at Manoa

As the flagship institution in the state's public higher education system, the University of Hawaii at Manoa serves 13,000 students annually. The school features remote learning options facilitated by Moodle. Distance learners can earn technical certificates and associate degrees in fields such as small business accounting, information and computing science, and management foundations. UH also delivers a transfer-focused associate of arts program that operates five-week, cohort-style classes. Bachelor's programs comprises women's studies, nursing (RN-to-BSN), and economics. Students can also enroll in a public administration track, concentrating their degree plan on either healthcare or governmental justice. UH offers 11 online master's degrees, including programs for counseling psychology, social work, and human resource management. To enroll as a first-year undergraduate, candidates must possess at least a 2.8 GPA and must have graduated in the top 40% of their high school class. Graduate admission requirements differ by program, but generally include a minimum 3.0 GPA. UH funds scholarships specifically for female students and members of indigenous communities.