Baltimore, Maryland
Johns Hopkins University offers a nurse anesthesia program awarding a DNP, based in Baltimore, Maryland.
As recorded in the CRNA Prep Hub directory — always confirm against the program.
The program runs 36 months (3 years). Tuition is not recorded in this directory.
Johns Hopkins University publishes a minimum GPA of 3.0 and requires 24 months of critical care experience.
Listed prerequisite coursework: Organic Chemistry or Biochemistry, Statistics.
Programs weigh cumulative, science and last-60-credit GPAs differently — the CRNA GPA calculator works out all four, and how CRNA schools calculate GPA explains why the same transcript produces different numbers. If you are unsure whether your unit counts, what ICU experience counts for CRNA school covers how programs assess it.
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2 other nurse anesthesia programs in this state.
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