These include determination of national income, inflation, recession, unemployment, taxation, labor unions, environmental pollution, energy, and economic growth. Exit examination required. Emphasis will be placed on current environmental problems and issues as they are related to course content. Distance Education Courses Various modes of distance education classes, including cable TV and Internet, are available from the community colleges throughout Hawaii. Cable classes are broadcast on Hawaiian Cablevision channel 4, and Sun Cablevision channel 13.
Internet classes require access to the Internet.
Other requirements may include CD ROM and an e-mail account. Textbooks must be purchased by the student. Contact the Business Office of the campus offering the distance class to inquire about the deadlines, and to make arrangements for tuition payments. Interested students need to present their HawCC placement scores when registering. Federal financial aid does not apply for these 80-hr courses.