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CRNA Programs in Nevada

Complete Guide for 2026

Nevada has 2 accredited CRNA programs. Roseman University of Health Sciences. Tuition is $154,350.

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Nevada CRNA Programs

Roseman University of Health Sciences is located in Henderson, Nevada. The program offers a DNP degree and takes 3 yr to complete. Tuition is $154,350. The program does not require the GRE, accepts PICU experience, and offers online/hybrid coursework.

$154,350 3 yr
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Programs are ranked by NCE (National Certification Examination) first-time pass rate, the most objective measure of program quality. Pass rates indicate how well a program prepares students for board certification. We also display attrition rates, tuition, and other factors to help you make an informed decision. Learn about our methodology →

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How many CRNA programs are in Nevada?

There are 2 accredited CRNA programs in Nevada.

What is the best CRNA school in Nevada?

Roseman University of Health Sciences in Nevada offer quality nurse anesthesia education. Compare programs based on your specific needs including location, tuition, and requirements.

How much does CRNA school cost in Nevada?

CRNA program tuition in Nevada ranges from $154,350 to $154,350 for in-state students. Out-of-state tuition is typically higher.

Do any Nevada CRNA programs not require the GRE?

Yes, 1 CRNA program in Nevada does not require the GRE for admission.