Transfer to Chaminade
Considering transferring to Chaminade University? With small class sizes, a personalized learning environment and experiential opportunities, Chaminade is the perfect place for you to continue your education. We are thrilled you are thinking about joining our ‘ohana.
From transfer credit questions to financial aid opportunities, our network of individualized support services will make your transition as seamless as possible so that you can continue your studies without skipping a beat and enjoy all that Chaminade University has to offer.
Find the Path that’s Right for You
From Forensic Sciences to Criminal Justice and Criminology, you’ll find a host of academic programs that will spark your interest, imagination and curiosity. Our Advising and Career Services team will help you stay on track to graduate and provide you opportunities to jump-start your career. Discover that path that’s right for you.
You Deserve the Credit
We want to make your transfer to Chaminade University as smooth as possible. That’s why we make transferring our credits simple. Our team will work with you to ensure that the work you’ve done was worth it.
Credit Transfer Guide
Whether you have an associate’s degree or not, you can transfer to Chaminade University. View our credit transfer guide to help you determine the courses that will transfer. Learn more with our Transferology tool.
Transfer Pathways
If you attended a community college in Hawaii and earned your associate’s degree, there are many pathways for you to transfer to Chaminade University. View our Transfer Pathways page for more information.
Beyond the Classroom
College is more than just a degree. At Chaminade, we encourage you to go outside your comfort zone to create new experiences and make connections. You’ll have opportunities to get involved—join a club or organization, play on an intramural team, attend student events, cheer on our Sliversword athletes and more. Located in Kaimuki, you’ll find various activities off campus as well, from hiking to shopping and eating.
