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Least Expensive CRNA Program?

hello , i was wondering what the least expensive CRNA program was? if its public then i will be a non-resident, thanks!

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hello , i was wondering what the least expensive CRNA program was? if its public then i will be a non-resident, thanks!

I'm not sure what the least expensive program is but I know that the Mayo program is really cheap, I think it's less than $10,000 for the whole program.

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wow the mayo clinic is cheap, how can tuition be so low? and thats a great school, most CRNA programs are $40k+ total, mayo is under 10k

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wow the mayo clinic is cheap, why is this? its a great program, most CRNA programs are $40K+, and mayo is 10k

I know it's an old thread but some might still want to know. Mayo's anesthesia department has deep pockets and subsidizes tuition (also provides a stipend for students willing to commit to work here when done with the program). Some students stay on as CRNA's so it's an investment of sorts (training is very expensive). No free lunch but there are some good deals out there and Mayo is probably one of them.

Thats very impressive. Affordability is the way to go. Any idea how many students are admitted per year? Thanks

Thats very impressive. Affordability is the way to go. Any idea how many students are admitted per year? Thanks

I believe it's around 30.

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