Dear legion,

You have a chance at your target schools. However, your GMAT might be slightly below average for the international applicant pool. Thus you need to use your essays, recommendations and interviews to make a compelling case for your admission--demonstrate how you will contribute and are worth offering a seat to over another applicant with a higher GMAT. The other potential weaknesses I see based on the limited information you posted are the lack of extracurricular/community activities since college and your professional experience. If you have been steadily working as a freelance consultant, gaining larger projects where you have built a strong skill set, then it is probably not a weakness for you. However, you need to be sure to present your experience on both your resume and in your essays/interview effectively to show how you have advanced in your career. For tips on identifying other programs that might be a match for you, please read out sticky on school selection.

Good luck,
Lisa