If you're on T-mobile there's no reception in here.. Almost 100% of the time. I thought I'd start…read moreoff with that since it's most important to me! Haha. I rather like this building even though it's at the farther end of campus. It's a few stories and the stairs are in the middle with the entire connection in glass. It looks pretty cool. I wouldn't suggest sitting outside unless you don't mind constantly checking overhead to make sure there's no bird sitting above you. The classes are nice and small ~ of course great for learning a new language. The AC is always on but not too cold like some other buildings. It's also right on the corner of East West Rd & hmm, I forgot what the other road is called but it's good if you can get dropped off right there and there's even a bus stop right across the street.

Moore Hall is home to 90% of UH Manoa's Language classes. The facilities are a bit old, and the…read moredesks are really uncomfortable. Finding the right office/classroom can be confusing with the building layout. It's biggest downfall is the lack of phone service I get from Tmobile while I'm in this building.

Ok, construction. You can stop being so obnoxious now. We all hear you loud and clear…read more This building is pretty darn big. I was definitely a bit lost the first time I had a class here haha. However, I do like the classrooms. Every now and then, the A/C decides that it doesn't wanna work anymore and it gets super hot quick because of all of the students, but that happens once in a blue moon. The courtyard is such a great place for students to gather at before and after class. I normally come here to study for human anatomy with my fellow classmates because it's nice and breezy since it's outside under the shade and I don't have to monitor my volume since it's not a library. It's got a great location on campus: smack dab in the middle! However, make sure to do your Yepling prior to stepping in this building because for the most part I don'get service AT ALLLLL

Another school building to review.. Hmm…read more. Well reception is pretty hard to get in this area since the building is so big. I like the lecture halls as they aren't too cold and it's easy to get a good seat. The wifi in here is kind of slow (probably because there's so many people using it) but it's not bad and it's kind of in the middle of campus so it's easy to get to. I like bilger hall and wish I had more classes here.

I want to say first that Hawaii is a beautiful place to live and visit. I only had a few bad…read moreexperiences there, Wayland Baptist was one of them. i transferred to Wayland as part of a group of students who were just trying to complete our doctorial degrees. I must say that i was not popular within this group which may have affected my acceptance by the school and faculty from the very start. I got "no welcome aboard" greets from any faculty in the school. And most of my graduate credits where not accepted by Wayland. I came to the school a few months after the group arrived, and I'm sure no one in the group stood up and said he's a great guy. I was an introvert, and very quiet. I arrived during the covid outbreak. I arrived to the school as a B student when i finally got started at Wayland. In the former school we all transferred from, we focused-on teamwork, meaning we helped each other in task, drills, and so on. I got no real help from Wayland at all, just a lot of nonsense talk. They said they dont provide tutors. The classes got harder and more detailed and i received no help from either the class members or faculty. My B status turned to a C than D with-in a year. i did not feel like they wanted me there and seemed that they held esteem only for the group whom they new on a first hand bases. I loved college before going to this school, but their blatant disregard of student (myself), was truly one of the worst experiences of my education journey. I never returned to any college or university to complete my doctoral, but its all good. God got me. and i forgive you Wayland. I shall have a bigger degree in heaven.

I've been going to Wayland for over a year. Great staff and professors. They have done everything…read morepossible to help the students during COVID-19 and follow COVID guidelines. Great place for the non-traditional student who is going back to school while having a full time job.

Ok so... I didn't get a chance to check in yesterday but... this place had a the Onizuka Day Event…read more& it's was REALLY FUN! I'm glad they hosted it this year. Last year it was at Pearl Harbor and because of their restrictions with bags & whatnot, a lot of families were having hard time getting in. Especially if you had a baby. That's ANOTHER long story of mines. But back to UH WEST... they had a really good set up right in their open courtyard area. It was in the middle of the building and so it made the workshops & booths coincide with each other. There was a lot of activities for keiki and parents. They offered a list of things to register for, as well as, have booths with additional educational activities. I hope they host again next year. Our family had Konane workshop. (Hawaiian Checkers) and made home made stylus and voted for Hawaiian Electrics polls. There were other activities and I wish we had chance to do it all but maybe next year. So THANK YOU UH WEST OAHU FOR HOSTING SUCH A FUN EVENT FOR THE FAMILIES. We really enjoyed it! Thank you Onizuka Day for making such event happen. Thank you all for reading & MALAMA PONO...

Never thought I would be on a college campus again, but here I am at the University of Hawaii -…read moreWest Oahu for the 3rd time in my life. The most recent experience lasted about 3 1/2 hours. I was here because of an impromptu trip to the west side of the island. It was the last day of my staycation in November 2021 and my friend needed to attend class on campus. After lunch and ice cream at the Ewa Pointe shopping center, we arrived here at the University of Hawaii - West Oahu campus around 1:45pm for a 2pm lecture. It was a nice day out, but the campus itself was very eerie and quiet. While I am not currently a student here, it would be neat to come here, but the travel time would be crazy from Kaimuki. With that said, I was on campus for about 3 1/2 hours hanging out and waiting for my friend. I gave myself a little tour of the campus, which was surprisingly small enough to get anywhere within 5-10 minutes on foot. The campus itself was clean and quite immaculate actually. Just quiet with only a few students walking around to get to where they needed to go. For the most part though, being on the campus of the University of Hawaii - West Oahu reminded me of campus life 20 some years ago while I was going thru college life at the University of Hawaii - Manoa. Brings back memories of an era long gone by. The overall experience here at the University of Hawaii - West Oahu campus was very nice and serene. Very clean too. I enjoyed myself, even though I was by myself for an extended period of time. It feels like it's practically brand new, but I know it's been a few years since the campus was officially built. The University of Hawaii - West Oahu functions like a community college in a sense while providing degree programs to those who need them. They offer a limited areas of knowledge groups, but cover the all the in demand subject areas are there as well as interesting subject areas like creative media and travel & hospitality management, among others. Spending 3 1/2 hours here was nice and therapeutic. Not so much for my spirit, but to recapture my youth. The campus consists of an admin building, a maintenance building, and the rest are classrooms and lecture halls. It's quite tiny actually. Well groomed and spacious to conduct classes outside, if you wanted to. Applying for admission into UH-West Oahu is easy. Just visit their website and take a look as to how to get in and let your college career soar. I'm sure it's money well spent. If you want to further your education but don't want to venture to town and Manoa, consider coming here for your academic collegiate needs. Tuition wise, it's higher than when I went to school, but it's worth the price of admission.The University of Hawaii - West Oahu is located at 91-1001 Farrington Hwy in Kapolei on the island of Oahu. The small campus is accessible by car and public transportation, if you choose to. There's a generous portion of parking space here. I believe bus route 40 passes by here and it stops right in front of the campus. It was neat to have the buildings named after the alphabet. Remind me of high school too. I enjoyed my time here and hope you will too. It's definitely a nice campus. It just seems like it's in the middle of nowhere, not attached to anything. It's a cool place to be. Whether you are striving for academic excellence or just striving to get that college degree, the University of Hawaii - West Oahu has got you covered. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Support local! A+

This is the main building for Biology labs at UH Manoa. I've taken a lot of classes here. I like…read morethe way the classrooms are set up and the equipment has made learning proper lab techniques very easy. The building is very clean, quiet and AC. It's a good learning environment.

If you didn't see Edmondson before the remodel, it will be harder for you to appreciate how much…read morebetter the building is now! I especially love the places on each floor to fill up your resuable water bottles!

Kimberly is so welcoming and friendly. The students are spoken to nicely and kept on task.read more

It's not worth it paying $230 monthly. After COVID-19, we gave it try, from my experience I would…read morehave to say they are not well supervised. Online classes are always full of students and my son couldn't get enough attention. He can't do his homework because he doesn't understand it. My son likes his teacher but there's not enough opportunity to get his attention.

Overall this is a great school. The staff are friendly and wonderful and you can tell that they…read morereally care about their students. the programs as well as curriculum here are exceptional! I would recommend this school to any parent who is living in the area and looking for an intermediate school!

This school is so atrocious, people are fighting in the bathroom and people are getting jumped and…read moreattacked because the teachers, even when we tell them they don't do sh*t about it and this specific teacher don't grade assignments on time and doesn't have the patience to quiet down the class peacefully, instead they yell at us saying "shut the f*ck up!!", and is never in her classroom when the next period is already at her classroom door, instead shes at the cafeteria eating her heart out and when its right after lunch she is in her room, door locked and asleep in her chair and leaves the students out there until a councilor comes up and pounds on the door and calls security, she blames the student's on her falling down because she cant clean up her floor when she spills hand sanitizer. To my information she calls boys puppydogs because of their energy, she has obvious favoritism, and she is very sexist towards males for no reason she has the mental compacity of a child and locks her students out her room when they slightly do something wrong. She doesn't even teach but makes her students read a book and watch a video to write Cornell notes, and when the wind is strong and the door blows open when someone opens it cause its stronger than a 300 ton truck coming at you, another teacher in specifics outs you in-front of the whole period shaming you and excluding you from activities because they never finish their work. One of the few male teachers at highlands makes their clubs students do improv. work last minute and gets mad at them when they do it last minute, another teacher had blatant favoritism, saying that an assignment was easy and shaming that they didn't finish it in a time period she thought was enough, she growls at the students time to time as-well. Never sending another child here again !!

Community College in Kāne'ohe, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. Windward Community College (WCC) celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2022. It has been a vital part of our community in many ways. Besides educating students, WCC has hosted the Windward Ho'olaule'a (festival) with food trucks, craft vendors, live music, and hula performances. It has invited the public to view movies at The Hokulani Imaginarium (planetarium); showcased artwork from the ceramics studio; and most recently, held The Aloha Giveaway at the covered parking lot (solar panels are on the roof) near the entrance of the campus. I have attended Hawaiian concerts in the Paliku Theater - and Union meetings in one of the classrooms. The library and cafe were impressive - both were very organized, clean, and professional! This is such a beautiful campus where parking is free! I'm tempted to take a class or two here...

Due to recent heavy rain and flooding, Windward Community College is the temporary vaccination site…read morebeing used on March 10 & 11 for the state's Covid 19 vaccination distribution. My husband and I are fortunate to be receiving our 2nd Moderna vaccine here this morning, a month ago we got it at Windward Health Center. Street signs were posted with arrows guiding you to Hale Akoakoa Building, covid protocols are enforced including temp check's in the beginning, many staff ensuring seats and other touch surfaces are sanitized before the next person arrives, short application to be completed while in line, brief assessment with an MD, then you're seated with a nurse who administers your shot, moving to a quarantine area for 15 minutes should a patient have allergic reactions needing medical attention, checkout desk to validate your official vaccination card reminding you to make a copy of it for your PCP. Also complimentary cold water & Gatorade bottles are available upon request. I was beyond impressed with this process and how efficient it was as well as how wonderful each and every staff person/volunteer was that I interacted with.