CRNA Programs in Connecticut with Low GPA Requirements

2 Programs for 2026

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Are there CRNA programs in Connecticut with low gpa requirements?

2 CRNA programs in Connecticut have minimum GPA requirements of 3.0 or lower.

Source: The CRNA Club School Database (3 Connecticut programs)

We track every accredited CRNA program in Connecticut and update this data regularly. Below you will find the 2 programs that match this filter, with tuition, requirements, and outcomes you can compare side by side. If you want to explore all 3 Connecticut programs or apply different filters, use The CRNA Club's free School Database.

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Connecticut Low GPA Programs at a Glance

2 Matching Programs
$85,140 - $93,863 Tuition Range (In-State)
3 Total Programs in Connecticut
DNAP (2) Degrees Offered

All 2 Low GPA Programs in Connecticut

2 of 3 Connecticut programs match. The remaining 1 do not meet this criteria.

Program City Degree Tuition GRE Min GPA
Nurse Anesthesia Program of Hartford Hartford DNAP $85,140 No 3.00
Yale New Haven New Haven DNAP $93,863 No 3.00

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How many CRNA programs in Connecticut with low gpa requirements?

2 out of 3 CRNA programs in Connecticut with low gpa requirements.

What is the tuition for Low GPA CRNA programs in Connecticut?

The most affordable is Nurse Anesthesia Program of Hartford at $85,140 in-state tuition.

Which Connecticut CRNA programs with low gpa requirements?

Nurse Anesthesia Program of Hartford, Yale New Haven Nurse Anesthesia Program.

What are the NCE pass rates for Low GPA programs in Connecticut?

The highest is 92% at Yale New Haven Nurse Anesthesia Program.

Our Final Thoughts

Finding the right CRNA program means matching your specific situation to the right requirements. Knowing that 2 programs in Connecticut with low gpa requirements narrows your search significantly. From here, compare tuition, pass rates, and clinical sites to build your target list.

The CRNA Club's free School Database lets you stack multiple filters at once. You can also check our full requirements guide or step-by-step CRNA path for context on where this fits in your application timeline.

Data from 3 COA-accredited programs in Connecticut. Updated regularly from program websites and the Council on Accreditation (COA). Learn about our methodology →

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