Hawaii Health Care School at University of Phoenix
Start Your Health Care Career in Honolulu, HI!

Nicknamed "The Aloha State", Hawaii is the only state in the United States that is completely surrounded by water. Home to 3 University of Phoenix locations, campuses for this leader in health care education can be found in Kapolei, Honolulu, and Mililani.
There are many questions you must be asking yourself about going to health care school. How much is it going to cost? Is financial aid available? How long does it take? What type of degree will I receive? Will I be able to find a job? All great questions and answers are available.
University of Phoenix - Hawaii
745 Fort Street
Suite 2000
Honolulu, HI, 96813-3800
About University of Phoenix
The University of Phoenix is one of the most recognizable names in online education. It was founded in 1976 by Dr. John Sperling, a Cambridge graduate who sought to bring technology and education to working adults.
The school prides itself on pioneering the concept of education based around student needs by offering night classes, year-round admissions, and online education options long before these practices became mainstream. It is the largest private, for-profit educational facility in the United States and currently operates out of 200 physical locations worldwide.
University of Phoenix offers training in business, management, communication, criminal justice, general studies, technology, and human services, in addition to those programs offered through their health care and nursing departments.
Although most students choose to take advantage of their online options, physical campuses are located around the nation for students interested in a more hands-on approach to learning. Not all degree programs are offered at all locations, so it is important for students to determine which courses are offered where and in what format (online or in-person) according to individual location and preference.
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration - Institutional Health Care
Designed to provided students with a strong foundation in the concepts and theories behind criminal justice principals, the Bachelor of Science in in Criminal Justice Administration - Institutional Health Care program addresses the basic set of skills and knowledge relating to criminal justice based health care services. This includes both concentration and general education credits.
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Bachelor of Science in Health Administration - Emergency Management
Integrating applied sciences, general education concepts, and field-related expertise, the BS in Health Administration program is designed to prepare graduates for careers in health information systems and long term care. In addition to coursework about health care services, the BSHA curriculum also focuses on finance and accounting, management, human/information resources and health/disease factors. Designed for students who want to focus on managing emergency response operations and learn about the principles of emergency management, the Emergency Management concentration is ideal for firefighters, first responders and EMTs.
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Bachelor of Science in Health Administration - Health Information Systems
Integrating applied sciences, general education concepts, and field-related expertise, the BS in Health Administration program is designed to prepare graduates for careers in health information systems and long term care. In addition to coursework about health care services, the BSHA curriculum also focuses on finance and accounting, management, human/information resources and health/disease factors. The Health Information Systems concentration focuses on database concepts and system and information network design. It is designed for students with an interest in information technology and health care.
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Bachelor of Science in Health Administration - Health Management
Integrating applied sciences, general education concepts, and field-related expertise, the BS in Health Administration program is designed to prepare graduates for careers in health information systems and long term care. In addition to coursework about health care services, the BSHA curriculum also focuses on finance and accounting, management, human/information resources and health/disease factors. The Health Management concentration expands on the health care management focus of the BS degree program, and includes coursework in facility planning, the regulatory and legal aspects of health care, community health, and leadership theory.
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Bachelor of Science in Health Administration - Long-Term Care
Integrating applied sciences, general education concepts, and field-related expertise, the BS in Health Administration program is designed to prepare graduates for careers in health information systems and long term care. In addition to coursework about health care services, the BSHA curriculum also focuses on finance and accounting, management, human/information resources and health/disease factors. Focusing on legal issues and perspective, aging, alternative living environments and gerontology programs, the Long Term Care concentration is tailored for students who desire to work with populations requiring long-term care.
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RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, the RN to Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is designed to enhance and develop the skills and knowledge of registered nurses. In addition to exploring the foundations of the physical, social, and biological sciences, this program includes a liberal arts component in order to enhance the professional nurse.
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Master of Business Administration - Health Care Management
A Master's degree program, the Health Care Management curriculum at University of Phoenix uses health care concepts and models to train students in identifying, analyzing and solving complex health care management problems. In addition to training in quality and data base management, students will also learn about health care infrastructure, health care organizations, and health care management.
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Licensed Practical Nurse/Licensed Vocational Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Building on the basic skills, education, and experience of the practical nurse, this program is designed to aid students in transition to the role of professional nurse. In addition to focusing on the physical, biological and social sciences, the program includes a liberal arts component. Graduates will be eligible to apply to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses.
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Faculty
Offering the right kind of faculty members is an important part of what the University of Phoenix strives to offer its students. Instructors are almost always skilled, advanced-degree holding practitioners who worked or still work in their respective fields of interest.
In addition, they are trained to use hands-on teaching models rather than a strictly lecture-based learning schedule. The programs themselves are designed by academicians in collaboration with industry professionals, thereby offering the right mix of book learning with practical approaches.
Facilities
Because online degree programs are among the most popular choices at the University of Phoenix, good technology is the school's classroom. As long as students have an Internet connection, they have access to online portals for learning, hundreds of electronic textbooks, simulated real-world experiences, platforms for collaboration with others, web-based tutorials, math and writing labs, and a University Library for research purposes.
Accreditation
The school is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission, one of six regional accreditation organizations in the United States. It's reach extends through the North Central region of the United States, including Arkansas, Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, New Mexico, South Dakota, Wisconsin, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
For students interested in health care, the Bachelor and Master degrees in Nursing are accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. It is also approved to operate in most states and countries around the world.
Financial Aid
The school offers a wide variety of financial aid options. Federal loans and grants are available to those who qualify and fill out the requisite FAFSA forms within the specified time frame. Private loans and scholarships are also fairly popular, and the school's website offers links to a few of the available options.
In addition to these traditional funding sources, the school offers a “Cash Plan,” which allows students to pay on a per-course basis. Employer tuition reimbursement is also popular among University of Phoenix students; the school estimates that 45 percent of students get some portion of their tuition paid through an existing employer.
Going to School in Hawaii
With three campus locations in Hawaii, University of Phoenix students have access to hands-on health care training, both in the classroom and online. Surrounded by Hawaii's natural beauty, these University of Phoenix locations are truly unique.
Both the capital and largest city in the Hawaiian islands, Honolulu is a progressive city that has a rich and diverse history. Originally settled by Polynesian migrants, Honolulu was once a a key destination for merchant ships traveling between North America and Asia. Following its annexation by the United States, Hawaii has experienced a economic and tourism boom. With its high-rise buildings and numerous hotels, Honolulu is the center of the Hawaiian islands.
Taking its name from a volcanic cone, Pu?u o Kapolei, modern day Kapolei sits on top of land once used to farm sugarcane and pineapple. Much of the Kapolei's land is part of industrialist James Campbell's estate. Home to the State of Hawaii and City and County of Honolulu Office Buildings, Kapolei is being developed as a second urban center for the island of Oahu. With Honolulu just minutes away, residents are sure to enjoy all the amenities of a big city.
The third wealthiest city in Hawaii, Mililani is a community that balances its own identity with that of Honolulu. With it's own shopping districts, golf courses, parks, and schools, the largely resembles any modern suburban town.
A great place to live, Hawaii is the ideal location for the prospective health care student!
More Information
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