Essay Cover Letter For Admission

Dear Admissions Committee, I am writing to you in regards for my request to waive my GMAT/GRE scores from my application for the start of the May 2018 Online MBA program at the Robert H. Smith School of Business. The financial decision making skills, leadership communication, and problem solving skills that I have accumulated through my rigorous classes in my undergraduate degree in Nuclear Medicine, as well as my career path in radiology, has supported my efforts to demonstrate and surpass the same quality of analytical, quantitative and verbal skills that are presented in the GMAT/GRE.
Unlike a conventional college experience, my undergraduate experience was filled with tedious nights and assiduous academic efforts. In addition to accumulating over 1,500 hours of free clinical training, I supported a full-time job as a CNA in Psychiatry. Classes, such as Nuclear Medicine Physics, Radiopharmaceuticals, and Radiobiology, exposed me to the high levels of quantitative measure including decay logarithms, statistics, and linear regression. These classes pushed me to develop a competent work ethic and critical analysis skills, as I tried to complete a major that consisted of a 7 point grading scale in which a 93 represented the lowest A.

With being the Lead Technologist of the highly profitable PET/CT department, I regularly head meetings of 10-15 people with a scheduling team and a team of insurance verifiers to assess patient volumes, imaging regulations, and make sure that our department is getting reimbursed for the millions of dollars’ worth of procedures that we bill for on a yearly basis. I command clear and concise directions through verbal reasoning and analytical action in order to proactively limit and prevent mistakes due to insurance company’s unwillingness to pay for imaging studies based on their strict