The TOEFL iBT test is offered in the state of Hawaii. The list below shows testing locations for computer based TOEFL exam. Please scroll down to find the most up-to-date list of available test centers (including addresses) in Hawaii.
- University of Hawaii at Hilo – STN14145A
Building Pb7 (refer To Campus Map For Details, Near The Intersection Of Kapiolani St And Wes, Near Old Gym And College Hall,
Hilo, Hawaii 96720 United States - University of Hawaii – Maui – STN20245A
310 Ka’ahumanu Ave, The Learning Center – L01,
Kahului, Hawaii 96732 United States
Hawaii
Hawaii is a US state located in the Hawaiian Islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The capital is Honolulu.
The climate is tropical pastaty. Temperature +23*С.
In this region there are no sharp weather changes, external anomalies, the temperature is always constant, the climate is mild and warm.
Gorgeous beaches on the shores of Oahu, Big Island, Kauai and Maui, iridescent sun and clear clear waters will allow you to take a fresh look at life.
Resorts and attractions in Hawaii
Hawaii – the pearl of the ocean, is a US state on the islands in the Pacific Ocean. Blessed with sun-drenched beaches, picturesque mountains, palm trees, blue lagoons, pristine rainforests, waterfalls and rivers, winding paths through canyons, Hawaii is more than you’d expect from a tropical paradise.
Hawaii is an archipelago of 132 volcanic islands. Recommended to visit from December to March. Despite the small territory here you can get into different climatic zones, and nature will surprise you with its uniqueness. You can walk in the forest among dense tropical vegetation and go out to the desert scorched by the sun. And then majestic mountain peaks will delight you with their splendor.
Hawaii is a place where time stops and eternal spring lasts. The archipelago of islands and atolls is surrounded by an endless ocean and white clouds. Golden beaches and black rocks, turquoise lagoons and light pink coral reefs give a feeling of perfect sleep and absolute serenity.
Hawaii is located and apart for thousands of kilometers around there is not a single archipelago, which determined their nature and climate. This is an ideal holiday destination for both individuals and families.
Among the islands of the Hawaiian archipelago , Kaunia is distinguished by its beauty. All residents and guests of the island note that the nature of Kaunia is extremely energetic. The nature of the island seems to share its eternity with you. Happiness and a feeling of youth are what you get while on the island.
Hawaii Area Codes
Short for HI, Hawaii was admitted to United States on 08/21/1959. The capital city is Honolulu. With an area of 28,311 km², Hawaii has a population of 1,428,557. The population density is 50.46 people per km².
Hawaii in the 19th Century
At the beginning of the 19th century, Russian navigators explored Hawaii, in particular, Captain Yuri Lisyansky, a participant in the first Russian round-the-world trip (one of the islands of the archipelago was named after him). In 1808, an expedition organized by Alexander Baranov, who was in charge of the Russian-American Company at that time, visited Hawaii. This was a period of active development by the Russians of Alaska and California, so it is not surprising that interest was also shown in the strategically very conveniently located Hawaiian Islands. However, over the next few years, contacts between Russians and Hawaiians remained irregular and limited to the purchase of food and sandalwood.
In January 1815, the leader of the island of Kauai, Kaumualii, captured the Russian ship Bering, which had run aground in the harbor of Vaimea, with a load of furs. In order to return the property belonging to the Russian-American Company, Alexander Baranov sent an expedition led by Georg Schaeffer. Historians argue why Baranov chose Sheffer: he was a doctor, was considered a narrow-minded person and had no diplomatic experience. Perhaps the company’s management at that moment simply did not have a more suitable candidate at hand. Baranov instructed Schaeffer to seek a peaceful resolution of the conflict, to ask Kamehamea I for compensation for the captured cargo and, if successful, for the further development of trade. At the same time, Baranov handed over a letter to the Hawaiian king, in which he politely warned that in case of refusal to solve the problem that has arisen peacefully, force will be used. The Russian expedition was peacefully received by both Kamehamea I and Kaumualii. The latter had far-reaching plans for Schaeffer: he wanted to get rid of the power of the Hawaiian king with the help of the Russians. Kaumualii agreed to compensate for the losses, promised to give Russian merchants a monopoly on the sandalwood trade, and even swore allegiance to the Russian Empire on behalf of all Hawaii. Schaeffer, with the support of local residents, built three fortresses on the island of Kauai: Forts Elizabeth, Alexander and Barclay de Tolly, hoisting the flag of the Russian-American Company over them. Guided by Kaumualiya, Schaeffer sent messages of victory to Baranov and to St. Petersburg, he asked for military support to capture all of the Hawaiian Islands. Nevertheless, the plans of the doctor-adventurer were not supported by the officials of the Russian Empire. The confrontation between Kamehamea I, who was assisted by American traders, and Kaumualiya ended in the defeat of the latter and the expulsion of Schaeffer from Hawaii in June 1817. This ended the history of Russian expansion to Hawaii, which brought only huge losses to the Russian-American Company.