Hawaii Social Services Degrees by the Numbers
Degree completions in social services at institutions in Hawaii have been growing over the past 5 years. In 2023, students completed 399 social services-related degree programs that were offered by Hawaii colleges and universities. That was an increase of 2% from completions reported in 2019.
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Private Colleges & Universities Offering Social Services Degrees in Hawaii
There are at least 3 four-year private schools serving Hawaii, where students completed 120 social services degree programs. Browse through the listing below to learn more about these private colleges offering four-year social services programs in Hawaii.
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Franklin offers more than 50 online bachelor's degrees, master's degrees and doctoral programs in Hawaii. Franklin University is an institutionally nonprofit school where most students attend classes part-time. Most students are adults and all social services programs completed were offered online. In 2023, 35 social services degrees were completed nationwide.
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100%
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Brigham Young University-Hawaii is an institutionally nonprofit school where most students attend classes full-time. Most students are of traditional age and no social services programs completed were offered online. In 2023, 42 social services degrees were completed.
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Hawaii Pacific University is an institutionally nonprofit school where most students attend classes full-time. Most students are of traditional age and some social services programs completed were offered online. In 2023, 43 social services degrees were completed.
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53%
Public Colleges & Universities Offering Social Services Degrees in Hawaii
There are 2 four-year public colleges located in Hawaii. About 16,406 students were enrolled in undergraduate programs, and about 306 social services degrees were completed at public colleges in Hawaii. Tuition shown reflects in-state rates.
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University of Hawaii at Manoa is an institutionally public school where most students attend classes full-time. Most students are of traditional age and no social services programs completed were offered online. In 2023, 191 social services degrees were completed.
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University of Hawaii-West Oahu is an institutionally public school where most students attend classes full-time. Most students are a mixture of traditional and adult aged and all social services programs completed were offered online. In 2023, 115 social services degrees were completed.
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100%
Best Colleges for Social Services Associate Degrees in Hawaii
Looking for a 2-year school or community college in Hawaii where you can earn an social services degree? According to 2023 data from the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, there were 2 two-year schools where students completed 0 degree programs in social services. Browse through the listing below to learn more about each of the community colleges in Hawaii offering social services associate degrees and courses. Tuition shown reflects in-state rates.
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Honolulu Community College is an institutionally for profit school where most students attend classes part-time. Most students are a mixture of traditional and adult aged and no social services programs completed were offered online. In 2023, 4 social services degrees were completed.
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University of Hawaii Maui College is an institutionally for profit school where most students attend classes part-time. Most students are a mixture of traditional and adult aged and no social services programs completed were offered online. In 2023, 4 social services degrees were completed.