Dear lotus117,
I think a top 20 program is a possibility for you. Your entire application package must be outstanding and make a compelling case for your admission to have a chance for success though. I strongly encourage you to identify programs with not only solid entrepreneurship coursework, but also those with resources to support you should you decide to pursue your business venture immediately after business school. While there are some solid options in the top 20, there are other programs outside the top 20 that might be worth considering for their entrepreneurship focus. Perhaps look at Entrepreneur magazine's ranking of schools as a place to start your research?
Good luck,
Lisa
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