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Midwestern University, located in the Grand Canyon State State of Glendale, Arizona State offers one of the top CRNA programs in the United States. The Midwestern University CRNA program length is 27 months (120 credit hours) beginning in the calendar month of June each year.  This detailed summary will discuss the degree, course structure, class size, acceptance rates, admissions, tuition costs and other helpful information for the school.

#19 Best CRNA Schools – Midwestern CRNA

We spent hundreds of hours interviewing nurse anesthetists to come up with the list of Best CRNA schools where we include real feedback on all CRNA schools from nurse anesthesiologists all over the US.  In our Best CRNA School survey, the Midwestern CRNA has a CRNA School Ranking of #19 out of 124 CRNA Schools.  This is what real CRNAs had to say about the Midwestern CRNA program:

Midwestern University was a very tough school. Even though it was hard to move every three months for clinicals, I was very happy with the varied experiences I got by going through this program. I was very prepared to be independent when leaving Midwestern.

 

Arizona nurse anesthetist programs have a very hard time obtaining clinical rotations in the state. Their students are sent out of state and do not have quality access to regional opportunities.

 

Midwestern U, AZ – worked with a graduate of that program and he was excellent.

For more information on all CRNA schools, check out Best CRNA Schools and CRNA School Rankings.

Midwestern University MSNA

Upon graduation from the program, you will receive a Midwestern University MSNA degree.  As a reminder, CRNA master’s degrees will no longer be offered by CRNA schools from 2022. Therefore, all degrees offered from CRNA schools will be Doctor degrees such as:

• DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) 
• DNP-A (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Anesthesia)
• DNP-NA (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)
• DMPNA  (Doctor of Management Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)

For instance, many healthcare professions, like Pharmacy, are also moving towards the doctorate degree as the entry level to enter the profession.

Midwestern CRNA Program Course Load

The Midwestern University MSNA degree program is based on a front loaded course load.  In other words, a front loaded CRNA degree is one where clinical experience begins in the first year with both clinical hours and classroom lectures throughout the program length. 

On the other hand, this is different than an integrated loaded CRNA degree where the first year is considered mainly academic with classroom education while the remaining years are focused on clinical rotations. 

In general, there is no right or wrong method of teaching – roughly 33% of schools have integrated course loads in the first year and 67% are front loaded. 

Therefore, the trend of more clinical hours in the first year has been increasing in recent years as CRNA schools realize the importance of practical experience and knowledge sooner rather than later.

Midwestern University CRNA Program Class Size

In short, the Midwestern University program class size is 34 students and considered large.  To give a frame of reference, the average class size of CRNA programs across the nation is 24 CRNA students. 

Midwestern University CRNA Acceptance Rate & Admissions

The application deadline for the Midwestern University CRNA program is on Rolling .  The Midwestern University CRNA program does not accept applications via NursingCas, which means applicants will have to apply directly to the school.  The program charges an application fee of US$50, which is on par with the average CRNA application fee of US$61.

In summary, the Midwestern University CRNA acceptance rate is 21% and is deemed competitive.  In comparison to other CRNA schools, the average CRNA school acceptance rate across the United States is 26%.

Midwestern CRNA Tuition

In-State tuition is US$94,838, which is considered on the expensive side.  The average In-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$89,490 in the United States.

Out-of-State Tuition is US$94,838, which is considered on the high side. The average Out-of-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$105,291 across the country. 

Above all, for both In-State and Out-of-State tuition, these tuition figures include the total cost of the entire program excluding living expenses. 

Consequently, after one year of living in many States, you would be considered an ‘In State’ resident for tuition purposes.  In short, rules vary state by state.  Therefore, please do additional research on this if you are applying as an Out-of-State CRNA student.

To conclude, most CRNA schools charge a reservation fee and the average across the nation is US$1,3658.  However, Midwestern University does not charge a reservation fee.

Other Information on Midwestern University CRNA

Website: Midwestern University

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Check out the official virtual tour video below of the Midwestern CRNA program.

Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice | AZ – Midwestern University

Arkansas State University Jonesboro, located in the Natural State of Jonesboro Arkansas offers one of the top CRNA programs in the United States. The ASU CRNA program length is 28 months (88 credit hours) beginning in the calendar month of January each year.  This detailed summary will discuss the degree, course structure, class size, acceptance rates, admissions, tuition costs and other helpful information for the school.

ASU MSN

Upon graduation from the CRNA program, you will receive a Arkansas State University Jonesboro MSN degree.  As a reminder, CRNA master’s degrees will no longer be offered by CRNA schools from 2022. Therefore, all degrees offered from CRNA schools will be Doctor degrees such as:

• DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) 
• DNP-A (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Anesthesia)
• DNP-NA (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)
• DMPNA  (Doctor of Management Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)

For instance, many healthcare professions, like Pharmacy, are also moving towards the doctorate degree as the entry level to enter the profession.

ASU CRNA Program Course Load

The ASU MSN degree program is based on a front loaded course load.  In other words, an integrated CRNA degree is one where clinical experience begins in the first year with both clinical hours and classroom lectures throughout the program length. 

On the other hand, this is different than a front loaded CRNA degree where the first year is considered mainly academic with classroom education while the remaining years are focused on clinical rotations. 

In general, there is no right or wrong method of teaching – roughly 33% of schools have integrated course loads in the first year and 67% are front loaded. 

Therefore, the trend of more clinical hours in the first year has been increasing in recent years as CRNA schools realize the importance of practical experience and knowledge sooner rather than later.

Arkansas State University Jonesboro CRNA Program Class Size

The Arkansas State University Jonesboro CRNA program class size is 40 students and considered very large.  To give a frame of reference, the average class size of CRNA programs across the nation is 24 CRNA students. 

ASU CRNA Program Acceptance Rate & Admissions

The application deadline for the ASU CRNA program is on September 30th.  The ASU CRNA program does not accept applications via NursingCas, which means applicants will have to apply directly to the school.  The program charges an application fee of US$30, which is on par with the average CRNA application fee of US$61.

The ASU CRNA acceptance rate is 40% and is deemed less competitive. As a comparison to other CRNA schools, the average CRNA school acceptance rate across the United States is 26%.

ASU CRNA Program Tuition

ASU CRNA In-State tuition is US$41,325, which is almost half the price as the other schools.  The average In-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$89,490 in the United States.

ASU CRNA Out-of-State Tuition is US$41,325, which is a bargain. The average Out-of-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$105,291 across the country. 

Above all, for both In-State and Out-of-State tuition, these tuition figures include the total cost of the entire program excluding living expenses. 

Consequently, after one year of living in many States as a SRNA, you would be considered an ‘In State’ resident for tuition purposes.  In short, rules vary state by state.  Therefore, please do additional research on this if you are applying as an Out-of-State CRNA student.

To conclude, you might have to leave a tuition deposit to reserve your space in the upcoming class once you are accepted into the ASU CRNA program.  This is usually a one-time deposit and off-set with your tuition bill. 

Most CRNA schools charge this reservation fee and the average across the nation is US$1,358.  The ASU CRNA reservation fee is US$1,500.

Always remember that CRNA Scholarship programs do exist to help students with tuition. 

ASU CRNA Program Additional Information

For your reference, we have listed out additional information on the nurse anesthesia program in the table below.

Best CRNA School Rating	US News Ranking	Name	State	City	Degree Offered	Program Length (Months)	Credit Hours	Application Deadline	NursingCas (Yes/No)	GRE	Acceptance Rate %	Student Attrition %	Test Taker Pass Rate %	In-State Tuition (US$000's)	Out-of-State Tuition (US$000's)
84	N/A	ASU CRNA	Arkansas	Jonesboro	MSN	28	88	Sep	N	Required	40%	9%	89%	$44	$44

Other Information on ASU CRNA

Website: Arkansas State University Jonesboro

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Samford University, located in the Yellowhammer State of Birmingham, Alabama offers one of the top CRNA programs in the United States. The Stamford CRNA program length is 36 months (94 credit hours) beginning in the calendar month of May each year.  This detailed summary will discuss the degree, course structure, class size, acceptance rates, admissions, tuition costs and other helpful information for the school.

#74 Best CRNA Schools – Samford CRNA

We spent hundreds of hours interviewing nurse anesthetists to come up with the list of Best CRNA schools where we include real feedback on all CRNA schools from nurse anesthesiologists all over the US.  In our Best CRNA School survey, the Samford CRNA has a CRNA School Ranking of #74 out of 124 CRNA Schools.  This is what real CRNAs had to say about the Samford CRNA program:

I think Samford has a stronger edge on providing enough opportunities for students to learn regional anesthesia.

For more information on all CRNA schools, check out Best CRNA Schools and CRNA School Rankings.

Samford DNP

Upon graduation from the CRNA program, you will receive a Samford University DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) degree.  As a reminder, CRNA master’s degrees will no longer be offered by CRNA schools from 2022. Therefore, all degrees offered from CRNA schools will be Doctor degrees such as:

• DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) 
• DNP-A (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Anesthesia)
• DNP-NA (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)
• DMPNA  (Doctor of Management Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)

For instance, many healthcare professions, like Pharmacy, are also moving towards the doctorate degree as the entry level to enter the profession.

Stamford CRNA Program Course Load

The Stamford DNP degree program is based on a front loaded load.  In other words, an integrated CRNA degree is one where clinical experience begins in the first year with both clinical hours and classroom lectures throughout the program length. 

On the other hand, this is different than a front loaded CRNA degree where the first year is considered mainly academic with classroom education while the remaining years are focused on clinical rotations. 

In general, there is no right or wrong method of teaching – roughly 33% of schools have integrated course loads in the first year and 67% are front loaded. 

Therefore, the trend of more clinical hours in the first year has been increasing in recent years as CRNA schools realize the importance of practical experience and knowledge sooner rather than later.

Stamford University CRNA Program Class Size

The Stamford University CRNA program class size is 32 students and considered big. 

To give a frame of reference, the average class size of CRNA programs across the nation is 24 CRNA students. 

Stamford CRNA Acceptance Rate & Admissions

The application deadline for the Stamford CRNA program is on June 1st .  The Stamford CRNA program does not accept applications via NursingCas, which means applicants will have to apply directly to the school.  The program charges an application fee of US$50, which is on par with the average CRNA application fee of US$61.

The Stamford CRNA acceptance rate is 27% and is deemed extremely competitive.  As a comparison to other CRNA schools, the average CRNA school acceptance rate across the United States is 26%.

Stamford CRNA Tuition

Stamford CRNA In-State tuition is US$100,305, which is considered on the expensive side.  The average In-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$89,490 in the United States.

Stamford CRNA Out-of-State Tuition is US$100,305, which is considered on the high side. The average Out-of-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$105,291 across the country. 

Above all, for both In-State and Out-of-State tuition, these tuition figures include the total cost of the entire program excluding living expenses. 

Consequently, after one year of living in many States as a SRNA, you would be considered an ‘In State’ resident for tuition purposes.  In short, rules vary state by state.  Therefore, please do additional research on this if you are applying as an Out-of-State CRNA student.

To conclude, you might have to leave a tuition deposit to reserve your space in the upcoming class once you are accepted in the Stamford CRNA program.  This is usually a one-time deposit and off-set with your tuition bill. 

Most CRNA schools charge this reservation fee and the average across the nation is US$1,358.  The Stamford CRNA reservation fee is US$1,000.

Always remember that CRNA Scholarship programs do exist to help students with tuition. 

Other Information on Stamford CRNA

Website: Stamford University

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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, located in the Arkansas State of Little Rock, Natural State offers one of the top CRNA programs in the United States. The UAMS CRNA program length is 36 months (95 credit hours) beginning in the calendar month of August each year.  This detailed summary will discuss the degree, course structure, class size, acceptance rates, admissions, tuition costs and other helpful information for the school.

#85 Best CRNA Schools – UAMS CRNA

We spent hundreds of hours interviewing nurse anesthetists to come up with the list of Best CRNA schools where we include real feedback on all CRNA schools from nurse anesthesiologists all over the US.  In our Best CRNA School survey, UAMS has a CRNA School Ranking of #85 out of 124 CRNA Schools. 

For more information on all CRNA schools, check out Best CRNA Schools and CRNA School Rankings.

UAMS DNP

Upon graduation from the program, you will receive a University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) degree.  To clarify, CRNA master’s degrees will no longer be offered by CRNA schools from 2022. Therefore, all degrees offered from CRNA schools will be Doctor degrees such as:

• DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) 
• DNP-A (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Anesthesia)
• DNP-NA (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)
• DMPNA  (Doctor of Management Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)

For instance, many healthcare professions, like Pharmacy, are also moving towards the doctorate degree as the entry level to enter the profession.

UAMS CRNA Program Course Load

The UAMS DNP degree program is based on a front loaded course load.  In other words, an integrated CRNA degree is one where clinical experience begins in the first year with both clinical hours and classroom lectures throughout the program length. 

On the other hand, this is different than a front loaded CRNA degree where the first year is considered mainly academic with classroom education while the remaining years are focused on clinical rotations. 

In general, there is no right or wrong method of teaching – roughly 33% of schools have integrated course loads in the first year and 67% are front loaded. 

Therefore, the trend of more clinical hours in the first year has been increasing in recent years as CRNA schools realize the importance of practical experience and knowledge sooner rather than later.

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences CRNA Program Class Size

In short, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences CRNA program class size is 16 students and considered very small.  To give a frame of reference, the average class size of CRNA programs across the nation is 24 CRNA students. 

UAMS CRNA Acceptance Rate & Admissions

The application deadline for the UAMS CRNA program is on Feb 1st.  The UAMS CRNA program does not accept applications via NursingCas, which means applicants will have to apply directly to the school.  The program charges an application fee of US$100, which is on par with the average CRNA application fee of US$61.

In summary, the UAMS CRNA acceptance rate is not published % and is deemed not published.  As a comparison to other CRNA schools, the average CRNA school acceptance rate across the United States is 26%.

UAMS CRNA Program Tuition

UAMS CRNA In-State tuition is US$74,585 and is significantly cheaper than the average.  The average In-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$89,490 in the United States.

UAMS CRNA Out-of-State Tuition is US$107,579 and is more or less the same as the average. The average Out-of-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$105,291 across the country. 

Above all, for both In-State and Out-of-State tuition, these tuition figures include the total cost of the entire program excluding living expenses. 

Consequently, after one year of living in many States, you would be considered an ‘In State’ resident for tuition purposes.  In short, rules vary state by state.  Therefore, please do additional research on this if you are applying as an Out-of-State CRNA student.

To conclude, you might have to leave a tuition deposit to reserve your space once you are accepted into UAMS.  This is usually a one-time deposit and off-set with your tuition bill. 

Most CRNA schools charge this reservation fee and the average across the nation is US$1,358.  The UAMS CRNA reservation fee is US$1,000.

Always remember that CRNA Scholarship programs do exist to help students with tuition. 

UAMS CRNA Program Additional Information

For your guidance, we have listed out additional information (GRE requirement, student attrition, first time test taker pass rate, etc.) that may be helpful to you on the nurse anesthesia program in the table below.

Best CRNA School Rating	US News Ranking	Name	State	City	Degree Offered	Program Length (Months)	Credit Hours	Application Deadline	NursingCas (Yes/No)	GRE	Acceptance Rate %	Student Attrition %	Test Taker Pass Rate %	In-State Tuition (US$000's)	Out-of-State Tuition (US$000's)
92	88	UM CRNA Program	Florida	Miami	DNP	36	124	Jan	Y	Not Required	17%	9%	73%	$145	$145

Nurse Anesthetist Salary in Arkansas

Since you’ve shown interest in the CRNA Program at UAMS, you should definitely check out our CRNA Salary Guide and CRNA Starting Salary Guide. If you’re still a student or wondering how much a nurse anesthetist earns fresh out of school, this info is very useful. 

After all, it’s important to know how long it will take to pay off student loans and your payback period on time spent studying and tuition.  Hundreds of hours were spent analyzing CRNA salary information.  We go over data from BLS, the yearly AANA survey from +5,000 actual CRNAs in addition to my own nurse anesthetist job offers I received after graduating.  I strongly believe that you’ll find the information helpful in becoming a better and more informed nurse anesthetist! 

Other Information on UAMS CRNA

Website: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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Note: We have updated all the information for the 2021 academic school year.

University of Alabama at Birmingham, located in the Yellowhammer State of Birmingham, Alabama offers one of the top CRNA programs in the United States. The UAB CRNA program length is 36 months (114 credit hours) beginning in the calendar month of May each year.  This detailed summary will discuss the degree, course structure, class size, acceptance rates, admissions, tuition costs and other helpful information for the school.

#88 Best CRNA Schools – UAMS CRNA

We spent hundreds of hours interviewing nurse anesthetists to come up with the list of Best CRNA schools where we include real feedback on all CRNA schools from nurse anesthesiologists all over the US.  In our Best CRNA School survey, UAB has a CRNA School Ranking of #88 out of 124 CRNA Schools. 

For more information on all CRNA schools, check out Best CRNA Schools and CRNA School Rankings.

UAB DNP

Upon graduation from the CRNA program, you will receive a University of Alabama at Birmingham, DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) degree.  As a reminder, CRNA master’s degrees will no longer be offered by CRNA schools from 2022. Therefore, all degrees offered from CRNA schools will be Doctor degrees such as:

• DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) 
• DNP-A (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Anesthesia)
• DNP-NA (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)
• DMPNA  (Doctor of Management Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)

For instance, many healthcare professions, like Pharmacy, are also moving towards the doctorate degree as the entry level to enter the profession.

UAB CRNA Program Course Load

The UAB DNP degree program is based on a front loaded course load.  In other words, an integrated CRNA degree is one where clinical experience begins in the first year with both clinical hours and classroom lectures throughout the program length. 

On the other hand, this is different than an front loaded CRNA degree where the first year is considered mainly academic with classroom education while the remaining years are focused on clinical rotations. 

In general, there is no right or wrong method of teaching – roughly 33% of schools have integrated course loads in the first year and 67% are front loaded. 

Therefore, the trend of more clinical hours in the first year has been increasing in recent years as CRNA schools realize the importance of practical experience and knowledge sooner rather than later.

University of Alabama at Birmingham CRNA Program Class Size

The UAB Nurse Anesthesia class size is 40 students and considered big.  To give a frame of reference, the average class size of CRNA programs across the nation is 24 CRNA students. 

UAB Nurse Anesthesia Tuition Rates & Admissions

The application deadline for the UAB CRNA program is on May 1st .  The UAB CRNA program does not accept applications via NursingCas, which means applicants will have to apply directly to the school.  The program charges an application fee of US$45, which is on par with the average CRNA application fee of US$61.

In summary, the UAB CRNA acceptance rate is 35% and is deemed extremely competitive.  As a comparison to other CRNA schools, the average CRNA school acceptance rate across the United States is 26%.

UAB CRNA Tuition

UAB CRNA In-State tuition is US$86,033, which is more or less the same as the average.  The average In-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$89,490 in the United States.

UAB CRNA Out-of-State Tuition is US$170,963 and is extremely expensive. The average Out-of-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$105,291 across the country. 

Above all, for both In-State and Out-of-State tuition, these tuition figures include the total cost of the entire program excluding living expenses. 

Consequently, after one year of living in many States, you would be considered an ‘In State’ resident for tuition purposes.  In short, rules vary state by state.  Therefore, please do additional research on this if you are applying as an Out-of-State CRNA student.

Most CRNA schools charge this reservation fee and the average across the nation is US$1,358.  UAB does not charge a reservation fee.

Always remember that CRNA Scholarship programs do exist to help students with tuition. 

UAB CRNA Program Additional Information

For your guidance, we have listed out additional information (GRE requirement, student attrition, first time test taker pass rate, etc.) that may be helpful to you on the nurse anesthesia program in the table below.

Best CRNA School Rating	US News Ranking	Name	State	City	Degree Offered	Program Length (Months)	Credit Hours	Application Deadline	NursingCas (Yes/No)	GRE	Acceptance Rate %	Student Attrition %	Test Taker Pass Rate %	In-State Tuition (US$000's)	Out-of-State Tuition (US$000's)
85	N/A	UAMS CRNA Program	Arkansas	Little Rock	DNP	36	95	Jan	N	Not Required	35%	N/A	N/A	$75	$108

Nurse Anesthetist Salary in Alabama

Since you’ve shown interest in the CRNA Program at UAB, you should definitely check out our CRNA Salary Guide and CRNA Starting Salary Guide. If you’re still a student or wondering how much a nurse anesthetist earns fresh out of school, this info is very useful. 

After all, it’s important to know how long it will take to pay off student loans and your payback period on time spent studying and tuition.  Hundreds of hours were spent analyzing CRNA salary information.  We go over data from BLS, the yearly AANA survey from +5,000 actual CRNAs in addition to my own nurse anesthetist job offers I received after graduating.  I strongly believe that you’ll find the information helpful in becoming a better and more informed nurse anesthetist! 

Other Information on UAB CRNA

Website: University of Alabama at Birmingham

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Note: We have updated all the information for the 2021 academic school year.

Emory University, located in the Peace State of Atlanta, Georgia offers one of the top CRNA programs in the United States. The Emory CRNA program length is 36 months (90 credit hours) beginning in the calendar month of August each year.  This detailed summary will discuss the degree, course structure, class size, acceptance rates, admissions, tuition costs and other helpful information for the school.

#124 Best CRNA Schools – Emory CRNA

We spent hundreds of hours interviewing nurse anesthetists to come up with the list of Best CRNA schools where we include real feedback on all CRNA schools from nurse anesthesiologists all over the US.  In our Best CRNA School survey, Emory CRNA has a CRNA School Ranking of #124 out of 124 CRNA Schools.  This is the last place ranking out of all the CRNA schools in America.  This is what real CRNAs had to say about the CRNA program at Emory:

Emory is very anti-crna. They train AA’s (Anesthesia Assistants)and prefer them because they do not have their own license and are completely controlled by MDs.

For more information on all CRNA schools, check out Best CRNA Schools and CRNA School Rankings.

Emory DNP

Upon graduation from the CRNA program, you will receive an Emory University DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) degree.  Certainly, CRNA master’s degrees will no longer be offered by CRNA schools from 2022. Therefore, all degrees offered from CRNA schools will be Doctor degrees such as:

• DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice)
• DNP-A (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Anesthesia)
• DNP-NA (Doctor of Nursing Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)
• DMPNA  (Doctor of Management Practice – Nurse Anesthesia)

For instance, many healthcare professions, like Pharmacy, are also moving towards the doctorate degree as the entry level to enter the profession.

Emory CRNA Program Course Load

The Emory DNP degree program is based on an integrated course load.  In other words, an integrated CRNA degree is one where clinical experience begins in the first year with both clinical hours and classroom lectures throughout the program length. On the other hand, this is different than a front loaded CRNA degree where the first year is considered mainly academic with classroom education while the remaining years are focused on clinical rotations. In general, there is no right or wrong method of teaching – roughly 33% of schools have integrated course loads in the first year and 67% are front loaded. Therefore, the trend of more clinical hours in the first year has been increasing in recent years as CRNA schools realize the importance of practical experience and knowledge sooner rather than later.

Emory University CRNA Program Class Size

To sum up, the Emory University CRNA program class size is 10 students and considered very small.  To give a frame of reference, the average class size of CRNA programs across the nation is 24 CRNA students.

Emory CRNA Acceptance Rate & Admissions

The application deadline for the Emory CRNA program is on June 1 and September 1.  The Emory CRNA program does not accept applications via NursingCas, which means applicants will have to apply directly to the school.  The program charges an application fee of US$75, which is on par with the average CRNA application fee of US$61. In summary, the Emory CRNA acceptance rate is 13% and is deemed extremely competitive. As a comparison to other CRNA schools, the average CRNA school acceptance rate across the United States is 26%.

Emory CRNA Program Tuition

In-State tuition is US$186,958, which is double the in-state average tuition.  The average In-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$89,490 in the United States. Out-of-State Tuition is US$186,958, which is considered extremely expensive.  The average Out-of-State tuition for CRNA schools is US$105,291 across the country. Above all, for both In-State and Out-of-State tuition, these tuition figures include the total cost of the entire program excluding living expenses.  Consequently, after one year of living in many States, you would be considered an ‘In State’ resident for tuition purposes.  In short, rules vary state by state.  Therefore, please do additional research on this if you are applying as an Out-of-State CRNA student. To conclude, you might have to leave a tuition deposit once you are accepted into the Emory program.  This is usually a one-time deposit and off-set with your tuition bill. Most CRNA schools charge this reservation fee and the average across the nation is US$1,358.  The Emory reservation fee is US$1,000. Always remember that CRNA Scholarship programs do exist to help students with tuition.

Emory CRNA Program Additional Information

For your reference, we have listed out additional information on the nurse anesthesia program in the table below.

Best CRNA School Rating	US News Ranking	Name	State	City	Degree Offered	Program Length (Months)	Credit Hours	Application Deadline	NursingCas (Yes/No)	GRE	Acceptance Rate %	Student Attrition %	Test Taker Pass Rate %	In-State Tuition (US$000's)	Out-of-State Tuition (US$000's)
124	N/A	Emory CRNA	Georgia	Atlanta	DNP	36	90	Multiple	N	Required	13%	N/A	N/A	$184	$184

Other Information on Emory CRNA Program

Website: Emory University Click on the image gallery below for more information on CRNA Schools in GA and CRNA Salary in GA. Note: We have updated all the information for the 2021 academic school year.