Hawaii Public Colleges with the Lowest Enrollment Rate

The average yield (also know as enrollment rate) of the 2 Hawaii Public Colleges with the Lowest Yield is 23.05% for the academic year 2024-2025.

University of Hawaii at Manoa has the lowest (i.e. fewer accepted students enrolled into eventually) admission yield of 21.43% and University of Hawaii at Hilo (24.66%) is following it in the list of Hawaii Public Colleges with the Lowest Yield.

This ranking is only based on yield and more admission stats such as acceptance rate and SAT and ACT scores are helpful to measure the chances to get in more accurately.

University of Hawaii at Manoa has the lowest admission yield (enrollment rate) of 21.43% and University of Hawaii at Hilo has the second lowest yield of 24.66%.

The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $27,508 and graduate tuition & fees is $30,806 for the academic year 2024-2025.

At these Lowest Yield Hawaii Public Colleges, the average acceptance rate is 73.62%, and the average SAT score is 1,105, making them not only cost-effective but also accessible options for a wide range of students.

Comparison between Hawaii Public Colleges With The Lowest Yield

Table. Hawaii Public Colleges With The Lowest Yield Comparison
School NameYieldAcceptance RateSAT ScoreUndergraduate Tuition & FeesTotal PopulationGraduation RateStudents to Faculty Ratio
1
1		University of Hawaii at Manoa Honolulu, HIPublic, 4-year 21.43%
1.29%		86.60%1,160$34,218
($12,186)		20,02864.00%15 to 1
2
1		University of Hawaii at Hilo Hilo, HIPublic, 4-year 24.66%
8.70%		60.63%1,050$20,798
($7,838)		2,66848.00%11 to 1
Average23.05%73.62%1,105$27,508
($10,012)		11,34856.00%13 to 1