The document presents the third in a series of reports summarizing data on student progression from application to acceptance to registration in Hawaii's community colleges. The community colleges processed 9,640 new student applications and 3,976 transfer student applications, with transfer student figures showing an 11% decrease and female applications on the increase. As was true in previous semesters, proportionately more new student applicants were accepted (90%) than transfer student applicants (82%), with overall acceptance rates showing a steady decline over the past three fall semesters. More male students (new and transfer) and more liberal arts applicants (new and transfer) were accepted, again following the pattern set by previous fall semesters. Registration rates remained relatively stable, with new students at 71% and transfer students at 64%. Males and females did not differ much in registration rates and a higher proportion of vocational students who were accepted actually registered, compared to liberal arts students. Three tables present data for the system and individual colleges by semester, sex, and program. (LH)