CRNA Programs in New York
There are 7 accredited CRNA programs in New York. In-state tuition ranges from $65,835 to $190,926, based on the 6 of 7 programs that publish tuition. 1 of the 6 programs with a published GRE policy requires the GRE. 2 of 5 require CCRN certification. Published minimum GPAs run from 3.00 to 3.50. Most require 1 year of critical care experience.
Every figure on this page is computed from our verified program database. Where a program does not publish a number, we say so instead of estimating.
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New York CRNA Programs at a Glance
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| Program | City | Tuition (in-state / out-of-state) | Min GPA | GRE | Min ICU experience | CCRN | Application deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Albany Medical | Albany | $100,722 / $100,722 | 3.20 | Required | 2 years | Required | Not published |
| Columbia University | New York | $132,779 / $132,779 | Not published | Not required | 1 year | Not required | Sep 5, 2026 |
| Hofstra University | Hempstead | $171,600 / $171,600 | 3.00 | Not required | 2 years | Required | Sep 1, 2025 |
| Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing (HBSON) | New York | $65,835 / $100,000 | 3.50 | Not required | 2 years | Not published | Nov 1, 2026 |
| St. John Fisher University Wegmans | Rochester | $190,926 / $190,926 | 3.00 | Not required | 1 year | Not required | Apr 1, 2026 |
| SUNY Buffalo | Buffalo | $159,815 / $159,815 | 3.00 | Not required | 1 year | Not required | Aug 15, 2026 |
| University of Rochester | Rochester | Not published / Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published | Not published |
Data coverage: 6 of 7 publish in-state tuition; 5 of 7 publish a minimum GPA; 6 of 7 publish a GRE policy; 5 of 7 publish a CCRN policy; 5 of 7 publish an application deadline. Tuition figures are reported as each program publishes them — some quote per-year cost and others quote total program cost, so confirm before comparing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How many CRNA schools are in New York?
There are 7 accredited CRNA programs in New York (DNP (6)): Albany Medical, Columbia University, Hofstra University, Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing (HBSON), St. John Fisher University Wegmans, SUNY Buffalo, University of Rochester Nurse Anesthesia Program (Expected 2027).
Do New York CRNA programs require the GRE?
1 of the 6 New York CRNA programs that publish a GRE policy requires it, and 5 do not: Columbia University, Hofstra University, Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing (HBSON), St. John Fisher University Wegmans, SUNY Buffalo. The remaining 1 of 7 program does not publish a GRE policy.
What GPA do you need for CRNA school in New York?
Published minimum GPAs for New York CRNA programs range from 3.00 to 3.50, averaging 3.14 (based on the 5 of 7 programs that publish this). The most common minimum is 3.00, required by 3 programs. A minimum is a floor, not a competitive target — admitted students typically exceed it.
How much does CRNA school cost in New York?
In-state tuition ranges from $65,835 to $190,926 (based on the 6 of 7 programs that publish this). Out-of-state tuition ranges from $100,000 to $190,926 (based on 6 programs). The lowest published in-state figure belongs to Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing (HBSON) at $65,835. Published figures are not always directly comparable — some schools quote per-year cost and others quote total program cost, so verify with the program before you compare.
Do New York CRNA programs require CCRN certification?
2 of the 5 New York CRNA programs that publish a CCRN policy require CCRN certification: Albany Medical, Hofstra University. The other 3 do not require it, though it remains strongly recommended. 2 of 7 programs do not publish a CCRN policy.
How much ICU experience do New York CRNA programs require?
New York CRNA programs require between 1 year and 2 years of critical care experience (based on the 6 of 7 programs that publish this), with 1 year being the most common minimum. This is a floor — admitted applicants often have more.
Which New York CRNA programs accept ER experience?
None of the 4 New York CRNA programs that publish an ICU-type policy accept emergency department experience — all require adult critical care (MICU/SICU/CVICU).
Which New York CRNA programs accept NICU or PICU experience?
1 of 4 New York programs that publish a policy accept NICU experience: SUNY Buffalo. 4 of 4 accept PICU experience: Columbia University, Hofstra University, St. John Fisher University Wegmans, SUNY Buffalo.
When are CRNA application deadlines in New York?
5 of 7 New York CRNA programs publish an application deadline. The earliest is Hofstra University on September 1, 2025. Deadlines shift year to year — check the program's site before you rely on a date.
What is the average class size for New York CRNA programs?
The average class size is about 22 students (based on the 5 of 7 programs that publish this).
Which New York CRNA program has the highest NCE pass rate?
SUNY Buffalo has the highest published NCE (National Certification Exam) pass rate in New York at 95% (based on the 4 of 7 programs that publish this).
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