When searching for where to do the MBA, do not search based on a GMAT score, but rather based upon your chosen field of study and proper "fit" with a particular program. If you narrow down to a few schools which seem to meet your criteria and seem to be a good fit (and don't forget to consider location, reputation, post-MBA statistics on grads, etc), you should visit them and discuss with someone on the admissions team your chances of admission. Your GMAT score is a good one and could likely get even better with more practice, so aim high, pick some good schools and then assemble a winning package for admission. You may find that using a particular school as motivation is a better impetus than trying to use your GMAT score to pick a school. The admissions decision is based on far more than just what you got on the GMAT. Good luck.
Bryant Michaels
MBA Admissions Consultant
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