Anesthesiologist assistant programs

CAA programs in Colorado

Colorado has 2 accredited anesthesiologist-assistant programs. Minimum GPA requirements range from about 3, and documented shadowing requirements run 8 hours. Below is every program in the state — open any one to see its full requirements, prerequisites, deadlines, and how competitive your profile is.

2
accredited programs
3
min GPA range
8
shadowing hours
$70k–$70k
annual tuition
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CAA programs in Colorado — FAQ

How many CAA programs are in Colorado?

Colorado has 2 accredited anesthesiologist-assistant (CAA) programs: Nova Southeastern University (Centennial), University of Colorado School of Medicine (Aurora).

What GPA do CAA programs in Colorado require?

Minimum GPA requirements at Colorado CAA programs range from about 3. Competitive applicants usually sit above the minimum — aim for a 3.4+ overall and science GPA. Boost scores your GPA against every program's real bar.

Do CAA programs in Colorado require the MCAT or GRE?

2 accept the MCAT and 1 accept the GRE. Most CAA programs take the MCAT or GRE — check each program's page for its accepted exam and minimum score.

How many shadowing hours do Colorado CAA programs require?

Documented anesthesia shadowing/observation requirements range from 8 hours, though more is better for a competitive application. Boost's clinical-hours tracker logs them against each program.

How much does CAA school cost in Colorado?

Annual tuition at Colorado programs runs roughly $70k–$70k, before living costs and fees. See each program's page for its full cost of attendance.

Do Colorado CAA programs use CASAA?

2 of the 2 Colorado programs accept applications through CASAA, the centralized anesthesiologist-assistant application service. Boost's CASAA timeline keeps your deadlines and materials on track.