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- Aloha
- About the IEP
- Service and Tuition
- How to apply (for F1 student)
- How to apply (Tourist or Resident)
- How to transfer
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is Hilo, is it good place to live and study?
Yes, Hilo is quiet and there are lovely people (Yousef, student from Jordan)
Hilo is a very good place to study. The beautiful natural setting helps students to be healthy. Also the peaceful environment made me motivated to study. (Toyoko, student from Japan)
Hilo is a good place to study. It is quiet, it lets me focus on my studies. (Ralistsa, student from Bulgaria)
How are the people in Hilo, are they friendly to international students?
They are very friendly and helpful. My neighbors helps me anytime. (Ralistsa, student from Bulgaria)
Yes, they are. When I went to go shopping, usually people in Hilo tried to listen to and understand my English (Keiko, student from Japan)
My English level is really low. Can I enroll the IEP?
Of course you can. The IEP has 4 levels and we will find the right class for you.
How long does it take to graduate the IEP?
The average is 3 sessions or 6 months. Please click here to see the progression.
I do not understand some words in the health form.
We can help you to fill in this form after you arrive here. If you are Japanese, it is a good idea to bring a copy of your Boshi-Techo (母子手帳) to present of proof of immunity to MMR (Measles, mumps, rubella).