This document, part of a series of reports on student flow in Hawaii's seven community colleges, analyzes patterns in student applications, acceptances, and registrations for fall 1976. New student applications for admission numbered 9,642 and transfer applications numbered 4,465. The application-acceptance-registration patterns for fall 1976 for new and transfer students were similar to those reported for fall 1975; the colleges accepted 91% of all new applicants and 86% of transfer applicants, and of those admitted, 72% and 63%, respectively, actually enrolled. Additional analysis showed slightly higher proportions of males than females were accepted in the new and transfer groups, at least 85% of new and transfer students were enrolled at the campus of their first choice, and slightly higher proportions of applicants in the new student group were accepted than in the transfer group. Of those accepted for the liberal arts program, 72% of new students accepted and 63% of transfer students accepted actually enrolled in the liberal arts program, while of those accepted for vocational education programs, 72% and 66%, respectively, actually enrolled in vocational education programs. Overall, the acceptance-registration rates were comparable to those of fall 1975 in terms of sex, program, and campus. Tabular and graphic data for the system and for individual campuses are included. (JDS)