This report organizes fall, 1975 registration data for the seven Hawaii community colleges in tabular form. The focus of the report is on faculty workload in terms of the classroom situation: credits and classes taught, student credit hours generated, and class size. There was a general increase in the number of courses, classes, credit hours, registration and student credit hours at all campuses. The number and proportion of classes with 10 or fewer students have declined at most colleges, while average class sizes are slightly larger. As in the past, average class size in general education courses is larger (30 students) than in vocational education courses (26 students). Average class size varies by campus, from 24-31. Faculty workload figures indicate a generally lighter load at the colleges compared to fall, 1974 and fall, 1973, especially in terms of credit hours taught and faculty-student ratios. The productivity ratios, however, show a slight increase at most of the colleges. A comparison with fall, 1974 data shows increases in the number of instructors at all colleges. Tables break down the data by institution and instructional subject areas. (Author/NHM)