CRNA Schools by State 2026

Alabama: 3Arizona: 2Arkansas: 2California: 6Connecticut: 3Delaware: 1District of Columbia: 1Florida: 9Georgia: 2Illinois: 5Indiana: 2Iowa: 1Kansas: 2Kentucky: 4Louisiana: 4Maine: 1Maryland: 3Massachusetts: 2Michigan: 5Minnesota: 4Mississippi: 1Missouri: 4Nebraska: 2New Jersey: 1New Mexico: 1New York: 4North Carolina: 6North Dakota: 1Ohio: 7Oklahoma: 1Oregon: 1Pennsylvania: 12Rhode Island: 1South Carolina: 2South Dakota: 2Tennessee: 7Texas: 6Utah: 1Virginia: 3Washington: 1West Virginia: 2Wisconsin: 3

CRNA Schools

  • Data accurate up to 2024. However, tuition rates may change. Prospective students are encouraged to confirm rates directly with their target schools.
  • Military schools such as the Army Graduate Program in Anesthesia Nursing in Fort Sam Houston, TX offer a tuition of $0 in exchange for an army service commitment.
  • USUHS in Maryland and the Army Graduate Program in Anesthesia Nursing in Texas both require a military commitment.
  • Delaware lacks CRNA programs. However, Delaware residents can take advantage of the Academic Common Market (ACM), which enables them to pay in-state tuition rates for CRNA programs in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.