I am trying to get into a good school that gives me a fighting chance to get into IBanking as an Associate. I have a little over 3 years of professional experience with two different companies. I started off as an Equity Trader at Fidelity, nondiscretionary trading, and later onto Chase as a Financial Advisor. I was laid off by Chase back in April of this year and believed it to be my best option to hold out for an Analyst role however that has proved fruitless. In the meantime I have started a very small arbitrage business for real estate. Also I have most recently started a non-profit and trying to do as much volunteer work as I can between now and applicatons.

Numbers:
Age: 28
Undergrad: Medium sized no-name state school with 2.9 GPA (may be explanation behind low GPA, not sure if I should include explanation or not) in Math
GMAT: 680 first attempt, planning on retaking in December
I do have my financial licenses (7, 63, 66) etc...
Extracurricular: Worked throughout college on developing a Learn to Skate program for local community and small ice rink at my state school
I took time after college graduation to travel (i.e. South America, Middle East, Mexico).

I am looking for full-time programs. Given my situation and the fact that I absolutely don't want to get back into retail banking. My rankings are:

1. Tepper (Dual degree MBA/MSCF)
2. Stern (far fetched?)
3. Darden

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Kyle