As part of a continuing study of student flow in the seven Hawaii community colleges, this study examined the number and characteristics of fall 1975 entering students who did not enroll at their campus of entry (non-enrolled) in fall 1976, but who registered at one of the other community colleges. Of the total fall 1975 entering students (8,979), 81 had graduated by fall 1976 and 4,308 or 48% were enrolled at their campus of entry. Out of the 4,565 non-enrolled students, 324 or 4% of the entering group were enrolled at another community college. Of these students, 42% had credit-completion ratios of less than .50, 56% were males, 56% had fewer than 12 cumulative credits, 40% had grade point averages below 2.0, and 41% kept the same major field of study at their new college as they had at their college of entry. Significant differences between the 324 registrants and the total population of non-enrolled students were found on six characteristics: entry status, full- or part-time status, program, grade point average, credit-completion ratio, and cumulative credits earned. Data are reported by campus and for the community college total. (JDS)