University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo
Hilo, HawaiiUH Hilo offers an engaging atmosphere of learning where knowledge is created and shared, values and wisdom are preserved, and individuals can learn from one another in an inclusive community celebrating diverse ethnicities, cultures and perspectives. Learning at UH Hilo occurs not only in the classroom, but in the laboratory, in the field, in the studio, through performance and presentation, and in our everyday lives. At UH Hilo, we find our inspiration in the unique community and environment that surround us.
We promote effective and innovative teaching methods that have a positive impact on student learning. U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 college rankings named UH Hilo as the most ethnically diverse national university. With a student-centered focus encouraging exploration, discovery and a solid grounding in Hawai'i‘s sense of place, we feature the State’s only undergraduate physics and astronomy program with front row access to the world’s most sophisticated telescopes, geology programs offered at the base of an active volcano, and the Pacific Region’s flagship pharmacy program working to drive improvement of healthcare and pharmaceutical science in a rapidly changing healthcare environment.
Last Updated: 2022-04-05
Passport Block
Any GE-LA (Language Arts) course, currently in the Structural Requirements of GE for graduation.
Any GE-FW course (Foundations: Written Communication)
Any GE-FQ course (Foundations: Quantitative Reasoning).
Any two GE-DB or DP courses (Diversification: Biological Science or Physical Science), and any one GE-DY course (Laboratory Science)
Any two GE-FGA, FGB, or FGC courses (Foundations: Global and Multicultural Perspectives).
Any GE intro to theory or concepts course that overlaps with another block within GE (for example: MATH100, HIST151, HIST152, ART175, ART176, ANTH150, PHIL100, PHIL211, PHIL101, PHIL209, ANTH215, ECON100, POLS201, POLS242, PSY100, SOC100, WS151, ASTR110, MARE110, GEOL100, GEOL112, ENSC100, BIOL100, COM270, CS100, PHYS110, etc.)
Any two GE-DA, DH, or DL courses (Diversification: Arts, Humanities, or Literature).
Any GE-GCC course (Global and Community Citizenship).
From the GE-Integrative requirements category.
Any two GE-DS courses (Diversification: Social Sciences).
Program Highlights
Degrees and Certificates Offered: https://hilo.hawaii.edu/catalog/degrees-and-certificates-offered
Contact Info
Institutional Liaison: Shelby Iwamoto
Contact for Students: Farrah-Marie Gomes
Interstate Passport is based at the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, a 501c3 regional compact, located in Boulder, Colorado.
Funded in part by Carnegie Corporation of New York, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Lumina Foundation.
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