Washington, DC
Georgetown University offers a nurse anesthesia program awarding a DNP, based in Washington, DC.
As recorded in the CRNA Prep Hub directory — always confirm against the program.
Total tuition is listed at $127,500, or $42,500 per year across the 36-month program.
Georgetown University runs a front-loaded curriculum, with didactic coursework concentrated before clinical rotations begin.
Georgetown University publishes a minimum GPA of 3.0 and requires 24 months of critical care experience.
Listed prerequisite coursework: Statistics (3 credits, B or better), Chemistry (3+ credits, B or better), GRE required if GPA below 3.5.
Not required: Chemistry lab not required.
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