Around 0.0% of Hawaii's graduates, graduate from Veterinary Technician degree programs every year.

The only accredited Veterinary Technician school in Hawaii is Windward Community College, which is located in Kaneohe. In 2010, Windward Community College was ranked 92nd nationwide. Approximately 1 students graduated from Veterinary Technician programs at Windward Community College, in 2010.

Cost

Tuition at Windward Community College for students enrolled in Veterinary Technician courses was $2,152 per year.

A Veterinary Technician degree from a Hawaii school... what next?

Most people who graduate from Veterinary Technician school in Hawaii go on to work as a veterinary technician. The following counties have the largest number of Hawaii veterinary technicians:

1. Honolulu County - 140 veterinary technicians
2. Hawaii County - 0 veterinary technicians

Salary

On average, a veterinary technician earns a salary of $26,530 per year in Hawaii state. But, salaries for veterinary technicians can vary. In 2010, veterinary technicians made as little as less than $18,000 per year or as much as more than $39,870 per year in Hawaii. The counties in Hawaii with the highest average salary for a veterinary technician are:

1. Hawaii County - $32,470 per year
2. Honolulu County - $25,230 per year

On average veterinary technicians earns the least in the following Hawaii counties:

1. Honolulu County - $25,230 per year
2. Hawaii County - $32,470 per year

More Information

Take a look at the graphs and charts below for additional veterinary technology statistics regarding a career in Veterinary Technician and to compare salaries with a variety of related fields such as veterinary or biology.