Our Student Resources
Academic Resources
Academic
Student support services is a federally-funded program for low-income, first-generation college students and students with disabilities.
Academic
Career and Academic Advising Center
Career and Academic Advising serves as the primary advisor for freshmen and “general”/undeclared students. They also serve as an advising resource for incoming transfer and current students.
Check out our Quick Guide to Academic Resources for students (PDF ) for more information and links.
Advocacy & Basic Needs
Basic Needs
University Housing is dedicated to providing you with an atmosphere that will give you a sense of belonging to the campus and help you quickly become a part of campus life.
Basic Needs
The Financial Aid Office assists students and parents with funding educational expenses. They provide assistance with Federal, State, Institutionall financial aid and scholarships.
Basic Needs
Veteran and Military Student Services
Providing various services for vetereans, and families of veterens within academic, career, financial etc.
Check out our Quick Guide to Advocacy & Basic Needs resources for students (PDF ) for more information and links.
Health, Employment & Other Services
Disability and Access Services
Disability and Access Services
Disability and Access Services offers academic and public accommodations to qualified persons. They serve students, faculty, staff and guests with disabilities.
Health Needs
Student Medical Services provides quality primary health care, family planning services, immunizations and health clearances.
Health Needs
Aʻoaʻo Pili Ola Counseling Services
Counseling Services offers free, confidential mental health treatment for individuals, couples and groups.
Check out our Quick Guide to Employment, Health & Other Resources for students (PDF ) for more information and links.
Social & Recreation
Social
The Student Activities Council
The Student Activities Council provides programs, activities and services which serve the co-curricular cultural, social, recreational and educational interests of students of the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo.
Social
The recreational facilities include: The Student Life Center, the 50-meter pool, outdoor courts, etc. The Campus Recreation and Wellness department also offers intramural sports, sport clubs, 'Imua fitness classes, outdoor adventure and SCUBA courses.
Check out our Quick Guide to Social Resources for all students (PDF ) for more information and links.