Costs & options

Tuition & payment options

Every program lists one all-in tuition number. Then you choose how to pay it — up front, in weekly installments, or through financing the academy runs in-house.

Reimbursement

Up to 100% CNA tuition reimbursement may be available

Students who work for an eligible Medicare or Medicaid-certified nursing facility may qualify for reimbursement of CNA training costs. Eligibility requirements apply, so ask us before you enroll and we'll walk you through whether it fits your situation.

WorkSource and STEP assistance may also be available for eligible students.

Program tuition

CNA Hybrid

$2,400

4 weeks · 109 hours

Classroom hours 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, with hybrid learning in the first two weeks.

CNA In-Person

$2,200

4 weeks · 107 hours

Classroom 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, clinicals 6:00 AM–2:00 PM.

CMA In-Person

$3,000

3–4 weeks · 80 hours

Requires CNA certification plus 832 verified CNA work hours.

A $150 non-refundable seat hold reserves your place in the class and counts toward your tuition — it is part of your tuition, not an extra fee.

Four ways to pay

  1. 1

    Pay in full

    Settle the whole tuition before class starts.

  2. 2

    Half up front, then weekly

    Pay 50% at least two days before class begins, then make weekly payments until the balance is closed.

  3. 3

    Pay as you go

    Start paying toward your tuition right away, reach the 50% start threshold before class, then continue with weekly payments.

  4. 4

    In-house financing

    Available for well-qualified applicants who need a payment plan the academy can manage directly.

CNA requirements

  • Be 18 or older
  • Pass a background screening
  • Pass a drug screening
  • Have the required immunizations or vaccinations
  • Complete CPR/BLS before clinicals

What's included

  • Course book for in-person CNA students
  • Stethoscope
  • Blood pressure cuff
  • Nurse-led instruction
  • Skills labs
  • Clinical placement
  • Job placement assistance

Student responsibility

  • Black scrubs
  • Analog watch
  • CPR/BLS course cost
  • Immunization and vaccination costs
  • OSBN exam and testing fees

CPR/BLS is offered in-house at a discounted student rate.

Not sure which option fits?

Tell us how you want to pay and we'll tell you honestly what works. No pressure, and no tuition conversation required to get an answer.