Facts and Statistics
Overview
- Average Class size: 16
- Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 12 to 1
- Full Time Faculty: 76
- Total Enrollment: 2701
- Undergraduate Enrollment: 1117
Location
- Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A.
- (Kaimuki Neighborhood)
- Island of Oahu
Student Body By Ethnic Background
- 3% African American
- 64% Asian/ Pacific Islander
- 24% White, non-Hispanic
- 0.4% American Indian/Alaska Native
- 2% Non-Resident Alien
Student Body by Residence
- 51% Hawaii
- 32% Mainland U.S.
- 13% Pacific Islands
- 2% Other Countries
Student Body by Gender
Students, Religion
Affiliation
Accreditation
- The University is accredited by The Western Association of Schools and Colleges,
wascweb.org
Defining Characteristics
Chaminade has several defining characteristics that set it apart from many institutions of higher learning. These are reflected in the statistics below. Chaminade has:
- Historically, a highly diverse population, with many minorities represented. Most distinctively, Chaminade has a high proportion of Asian/Hawaii ancestry students and Pacific Islanders.
- A higher proportion of female students
- A very safe campus
- Small class sizes, a low student-to-faculty ratio
- 38% Catholic student body, the university welcomes all faiths
Office of Institutional Research
The office of Institutional Research compiles these figures. Additional statistical data can be found in the Chaminade Factbook.
» Office of Institutional Research
Summary of Crime Statistics
Chaminade is generally a safe campus. The Hawaii Department of Eductation requires public disclosure of crime statistics for all educational institutions in the state. The complete data is published yearly in the Chaminade student handbook. The most recent figures available are for 2006. Three serious incidents were reported that year for on- and off-campus properties, including 1 sex offense, 1 auto theft and 1 burglary.
