Enrollment increases in the seven colleges in the Hawaii community college system appear to have stabilized. Although enrollment increased by 1% in fall 1976 over fall 1975, some colleges reported decreases. Of the total fall 1976 enrollment of 27,829, 75% were regular students, compared to 66% the previous year. For the fourth consecutive year, students were taking fewer semester hours (from 11.0 in fall 1975 to 10.8 in fall 1976). For the same four-year period there has been a proportional decrease in full-time students and an increase in part-time students. Males continued to outnumber females (55% to 45%). Mean age dropped from 25.0 years in fall 1975 to 24.7 years in fall 1976, but the modal group was the 18-19 age category. The proportion of continuing students increased at all but one campus; proportionately fewer (32%) new students enrolled, and the proportion of transfer students remained the same (12%). Distributions of students in liberal arts (48%) and vocational (44%) programs were similar to those reported in fall 1975. (JDS)