Can high Gmat be a problem?

Paul

I am completely confused. I have excellent stats, but not much work experience, and I need to either go for an Master of Finance or MBA next year. What should I do? What shools to target for MBA?

Profile:

Polish, finished small college in Midwest in 2006

GPA: 3.9, Magna Cum, Economics & International Management

GMAT 750

Work exp: two high profile internships and one econ research co-ap in DC in one of the most presitgues think-tanks in the world and in the leading international PR/public affairs firm- total 1 year, did 6 months of hard core econ research, assisted with two publications, attended number of conferences, etc Then I was a independent consultant. I went to South America for two months to conduct market research in wine industry for a company from Poland.

Extra: VP of fraternity, organized over 20 events in community service/pr area (innitiated all of them), managed over 50 people, won numerous awards, led effort to raise over $15,000 in 1 year (record for my college).
Founded and led a business fraternity on my campus, chapter of PBL, placed (top 10) in national business competition for college students (twice).

Overall: good extra, internships, GMAT, GPA...no full time work experience after graduation

What schools should i target?
What are my chances?


2) My Quant was 48, which is okay but nothing special. If I decide to go for a master in finance, should i retake the GMAT to get better Q (i can easily get 50-51, last time was sick), even thought my overall score will be probably similar? Should i go throught this effort, or will the MF programs not care much about 48 in Q, given my overall high score?

thanks in advance

cheers!

P.s. i posted a similar post before