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Thank you for your interest in Windward Community College. We look forward to having you on campus as part of our ‘ohana.
 How to Apply
It’s easy. Submit a completed University of Hawaii System application (PDF) to the Admissions and Records Office at Windward Community College.
Mail or deliver your application to:
Windward Community College
Hale Alakai, Room 112
Admissions and Records Office
45-720 Kea‘ahala Rd.
Kaneohe, HI 96744
Application Deadlines
Fall Semester – Priority deadline August 1, applications accepted starting in February
Spring Semester – Priority deadline December 1, applications accepted starting in September
Summer Semester – Applications accepted starting February
Applications will be accepted until the last day of Late Registration, space permitting. Refer to the Academic Calendar for specific dates. A $30 Late Registration fee will apply on first day of instruction term.
Who is Eligible?
You are eligible to apply to Windward CC if you are:
- 18 years of age by the first day of instruction or
- a U.S. high school graduate or equivalent (GED - more information is available from the Department of Education)
Submit an application form if you are:
- a first-time college student
- not currently enrolled at a UH campus
- a returning student (previously attended but not currently enrolled at a UH campus)
- a transfer student (currently or previously enrolled at a non-UH institution)
Veterans are encouraged to apply for Veterans' Affairs Education benefits
Acceptance Notification
For general admissions, notification of acceptance will be sent within two weeks after the UH System Application and other required documents are received.
Health Requirements
Health clearances are required by the Hawaii Department of Health before registering for classes. You must have proof of Tuberculosis (TB) clearance and Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) immunization.
Student Registering for Distance Education Courses
Students who are only registering for online courses must still satisfy all of the requirements for other students. This includes TB and MMR health clearances, regardless of whether the student will be on campus or not.
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