CRNA programs in Michigan
Michigan has 5 accredited nurse anesthesia programs. Minimum GPA requirements range from about 3, and listed ICU-experience minimums run 12 months. Below is every program in the state — open any one to see its full requirements, deadlines, and how competitive your profile is.
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CRNA programs in Michigan — FAQ
Michigan has 5 accredited nurse anesthesia (CRNA) programs: Michigan State University Nurse Anesthesiology, Oakland University Beaumont Nurse Anesthesia, University of Detroit Mercy Nurse Anesthesia, University of Michigan-Flint Nurse Anesthesia, Wayne State University Nurse Anesthesia.
Minimum GPA requirements at Michigan CRNA programs range from about 3. Competitive applicants usually exceed the stated minimum, so aim for a 3.5+ cumulative and science GPA where you can. Boost scores your GPA against every program's real bar.
None of the listed Michigan programs currently require the GRE, and the CCRN is expected almost everywhere. Requirements change by cycle — verify each program's page for the current cycle.
Listed minimums range from 12 months of adult ICU experience, though most competitive applicants bring 2+ years in a high-acuity unit. Boost tracks your ICU months against each program's requirement.
Total tuition at Michigan programs runs roughly $48k–$72k, before living costs and fees. Public/in-state programs tend to sit at the low end. See each program's page for its full cost of attendance.