Scholarships | Hawaii Scholarships for College | HawaiiUSA FCU

22 scholarships available

Each worth $2,000

14 awards for high school students

For graduating seniors planning to attend any accredited institution of higher learning

8 awards for college students

For undergraduate or graduate students attending an accredited college

Thousands of dollars invested in members' futures

Since 1990, we’ve awarded 604 scholarships for a total of $931,500

When every dollar counts, count us in! If you’re committed to making college a reality, our scholarships can help.

We're proud to recognize outstanding students with scholarships for college. We have a long history of supporting members' higher-education goals.

Eligibility and Requirements
Next Steps
2025 Recipients

Eligibility and Requirements

Who is eligible?

You, if you meet these requirements:

Be a primary HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union member for at least six consecutive months prior to applying
Keep your HawaiiUSA account(s) in good standing (show a history of responsible money management)
Have a minimum GPA of 3.0 as a full-time high school senior or attending an accredited institution of higher education during the 2026-2027 academic school year.

Please note, if you received a HawaiiUSA Scholarship in the past, you may reapply and you'll be evaluated with current applicants.

If you're not a HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union member, become one today. You'll be eligible to apply in future years.

Become a HawaiiUSA member

Next Steps

Get notified when the next application period opens

Join HawaiiUSA at least 6 months before applying

Non-members

2026 HawaiiUSA scholarship recipients

High School

Calla Cheung, Waipahu High School
Sierra Davis, Kaiser High School
Kyler Hasegawa, Hawaii Baptist Academy
Brynn Lee Hirata, Waimea High School
Jordyn Imig, Hawaii Technology Academy
Haysten Jesus, Nanakuli High School
Charlotte Jo, Waiakea High School
Mykson Millare, Waipahu High School
Nicolas Moses, Iolani School
Mia Nishiguchi, Kalani High School
Chloe Obuhanych, Pearl City High School
Noah Pila, Kamehameha Schools Kapalama
Cassidy Pong, Mililani High School
Mya Silva, Mid-Pacific Institute
Lotus Yasuda, Waipahu High School

Undergraduate

Cody Chun, University of Notre Dame
Mia Hironaka, Seattle University
Samantha Oliveira Gasmen Goodman, University of Hawaii Maui College
Micah Salvatera, George Fox University
Evelyn Suzuki, Brandeis University
Ayre Takamoto, Pacific Lutheran University
Isaiah Tanaka, Georgia Institute of Technology

Graduate

Reed Hisamoto, Chaminade University of Honolulu
Alyssa Kimura, International Christian University
Tyler Lee, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

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Last updated: August 08, 2025

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