FAFSA Workshops
January 30–February 26
Various locations throughout Hawaii
Filing your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) helps you access federal, state and college/university financial aid.
That’s why we’re hosting free FAFSA completion workshops for Hawaii students and their families.
We’ll provide personalized guidance as you navigate the FAFSA application.
Find Your Path
At Chaminade University, we cater our academic programs to your life. You set the course for your journey, and we’ll be with you every step of the way. At Chaminade University, we believe that education drives positive change, broadens perspectives and deepens our understanding of one another. We prepare our students to serve as the future leaders of Hawai’i– inspiring and challenging them to use their minds and hearts to build stronger and just communities.
Chaminade University’s Hawaii Guarantee
Designed for Hawaii high school seniors entering college as freshmen, our Hawaii Guarantee matches the state resident undergraduate tuition and provides an achievable pathway to graduate in four years.
Chaminade News
Fifth Graders ‘Go to College’
The “I Go to College” program is aimed at inspiring young people to “dream big.”
Celebrating a Century-Old Bridge to Education
One hundred years ago, a bridge was built to connect the world with what would become an important center for Catholic, Marianist education in Hawai‘i.
Thought Leaders Talk AI, Tech Tools in Education
Several Chaminade University professors, staff members and administrators served as speakers at this year’s Conference for Catholic School Educators.
Psychological Association Honors Chaminade Professor
HPA said Dr. Darren Iwamoto ‘exemplifies the qualities of an exceptional teacher.”
Alumna Receives Prestigious Educator Award
The Silversword said she loves fueling her students’ curiosity and joy for learning.
Chaminade Offers FAFSA Workshops Statewide
The FAFSA is a critical step in securing financial aid to help pay for college.
Silversword Builds Community—Through Soccer
Cody Kuge ‘20 doesn’t just love soccer, he sees it as a vehicle for building community.
