The four reports contained in this document summarize enrollment trends and the academic and personal characteristics of students enrolled in credit programs at six University of Hawaii community colleges for the years 1983 through 1986. The reports focus on headcount by college, changes in headcount and full-time equivalent (FTE) enrollments, selected characteristics (i.e., sex, educational objective, major program area, attendance status, course load, educational level, residence, tuition status, age, registration status, and ethnicity) of regular credit students, and distribution of majors by program and campus. Highlighted findings include the following: (1) fall 1983's enrollment of 21,237 regular students represented a decline of 4% from fall 1982, the first decline in 4 years; (2) in fall 1984, there was a 16% decline in the number of incoming students, with the sharpest decline (-20%) among first-time students; (3) between fall 1984 and fall 1985, the proportion of women and part-time students increased, while the average number of semester hours carried decreased; and (4) in 1986, a 1% decrease in the number of classified students was offset by a 5% increase in the number of unclassified students. (EJV)