Dear kidboc1,

How much your GMAT hurts your chances at any of these schools will depend on the quality of the rest of your application. If you have a high GPA, that will help. If you have advanced in your career and gained breadth/depth in your field, that will help. If you have evidence of leadership and teamwork successes, that will help. In essence, if your GMAT score is your only potential weakness in your application, then you have a shot. That means, your essays, recommendations, resume and interview must be stellar and make a compelling case for your admission. You must present a solid rationale for an MBA, realistic career goals, and a fit with the school. If you feel you have a quality application package, then submit and see what happens.

Good luck,
Lisa