Kacie Karimoto started classes in Kapiʻolani Community College’s respiratory care program this summer, hoping to earn an associate’s degree that would challenge her academically and help her land a high-paying job. Worried about paying for the classes while already struggling with Hawaiʻi’s high cost of living, Karimoto took out a $2,000 federal loan to help … Continue reading College Students In Hawaiʻi Could Lose Access To Federal Loans