Your score is right on the average for those accepted to your target schools. Your GPA is solid and your 5 years' experience will be a help. However, applicants to top schools have to go well beyond the metrics to gain acceptance. You will be competing against hundreds, even thousands of applicants with string GMAT scores and excellent IT backgrounds. You will need to convince the admissions committee that you would bring a strong and individual perspective to the classroom. IT people are often viewed as being sole producers rather than managers. If you have, in fact, supervised others be sure to indicate that in your essays. Outside activities that demonstrate leadership can also help.

Although you are qualified for the schools on your list, I recommend adding one or two "safety" schools. The top rated schools turns down several times as many qualified applicants as they accept.

Good luck,

Thanks Tani

Illinois UC would be a good choice