Transfer Students
Whatever your goals, you’ll find a right fit at Chaminade
Who says change is hard? Whether you’re transferring to Chaminade from around the corner or around the globe, we’re here to make your transition easy. Our academic advisors will help you review your earned credits, map out your academic journey and get you hooked up with the programs that match your passions and career pursuits.
Change is good — start your new educational journey now.
February 14, 2019 UPDATE
Argosy University Students:
Chaminade University is committed to your educational journey. Please contact the area specialists below for an initial consultation or assistance.
Argosy Undergraduate Students
Office of Advising and Career Preparation
Clarence T.C. Ching Hall, Room 252 | (808) 735-4815
Yohko Aquino: yohko.aquino@chaminade.edu
Freida Hurst-Naranjo: freida.hurst-naranjo@chaminade.edu
Arial Mendoza: arial.mendoza@chaminade.edu
Romyn Sabatchi: romyn.sabatchi@chaminade.edu
Argosy MBA Students
School of Business and Communicaiton
Kieffer Hall | (808) 739-4612
Liz Stone: elizabeth.stone@chaminade.edu
Argosy Master of Arts in Education (Teaching & Learning: Integrated Concentration) students
Argosy Master of Arts (Marriage and Family) students
School of Education and Behavioral Sciences
Dale Fryxell, Dean: dfryxell@chaminade.edu
“Chaminade doesn’t see education as just courses and requirements, but as an opportunity to inspire students to change the world.”
Angelique, Nursing
Academics
Find the path that’s right for you.
At Chaminade, you’ll find a host of world-class academic programs that will spark your imagination, interest and curiosity. Start discovering the options that align with your interests and goals.
This could be your backyard
Oahu is known as “The Gathering Place” — and there’s little wonder why.
It’s the most populated of the major Hawaiian islands, and home to the state’s capital city. Hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the U.S. mainland and Asia flock to Oahu annually for its incredible surf and balmy climate, and for its culturally and historically significant sites.
Chaminade is nestled on a hilly, 65-acre campus in Kaimuki, one of Honolulu’s most vibrant (and oldest) communities, and is a stone’s throw from Diamond Head and Waikiki Beach.
