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Parents & Friends
Visit the UH Mānoa Parents & ʻOhana page for information on financial services, academic services, campus security, and other related resources.
Alumni
Visit the UH Mānoa Alumni page for information on ways to stay connected, get involved, UH publications, and other related resources.
Student Affairs Programs & Services:
Information about on-campus housing and off-campus housing services can be found at the Student Housing Services web site, or read more in our Life at Mānoa section.
OSA provides a number of pre-college early intervention programs that recruit, assist, prepare and provide high school students opportunities to pursue a higher education.
The Campus Center Leisure Center provides students and the community with activities ranging from arts and crafts to outdoor recreation. Read more about lesiure, recreation, and athletics in our Stay Healthy section.
New Student Orientation and Parent Orientation - The Warrior Parent Program provides support and encouragement to parents and their college students to ease the transition to UH Mānoa.
Counseling, University Health Services, and the Women’s Center as some of the services available to students.
Related Frequently Asked Questions for Parents & Friends:
- What are the current tuition and fees for UH Mānoa?
- How do I apply for or get more admissions information?
- When is tuition due?
- How can I pay for my tuition?
- Where can I learn more about financial aid, tuition assistance, and student loans?
- How do I find available scholarships?
- Where can I get a campus map?
- How do students apply for on-campus housing?
- How can I find off-campus housing?
- Where can students and visitors park?
- Where can I go for disability access services help?
- As a parent, can I request my child(s) student records?
- In an emergency how can I contact Mānoa campus security?
- How can I get notified of a campus emergency?
- What are some tips for staying safe?
Browse our FAQs index page for a full listing of our frequently asked questions.