Focusing primarily upon regular students in credit programs at six of Hawaii's community colleges, this report presents data tables summarizing enrollment trends and selected personal and academic student characteristics. The tables cover: (1) headcount enrollment for each college and training center in regular credit programs and in apprentice/journeyworker and other special programs; (2) headcount enrollment for each community college from fall 1972 through fall 1982; (3) full-time equivalent enrollment for each college for the same years; (4) student enrollment broken down by sex, educational objective, major program area, attendance status, total student semester hours (SSH's) taken, average SSH taken, permanent home address, local address, tuition status, age, U.S. citizenship, registration status, and ethnic background; (5) changes in these student characteristics between 1978 and 1982; and (6) distribution of college majors by program between fall 1973 and fall 1982 for the community college system as a whole and for each college. The data reveal that 83% of the 26,616 students registered in fall 1982 were regular students; that enrollment showed an increase of 7% over the previous fall; that the numbers of part-time and female students continued to grow in both number and proportion; and that the average age of the community college students had steadily risen since fall 1977. (AYC)