Hello,

I am preparing for the GMAT and will be applying to b-schools this year. I am pretty intimidated though by the amount of work experience many schools list as their average. Also, only some schools list a percentage of their students having little (2 years or less) full-time experience. Virginia tech was one school that listed a significant portion of students having little experience. I am just wondering how much this will weaken my applications. I think my application can have many strengths though too. My GMAT prep thus far, including practice tests is allowing me to estimate my GMAT score to be 680-710. Other strong points include:

Eagle Scout -Led community service project logging over 300 hours.
Large amount of other community service/volunteering
3.8 GPA from University of Michigan
VP & Pres of student organization there, managing several thousand dollar budget, fundraising, and recruitment
Involvement in business/finance related clubs
2 years research experience <<Does this receive much attention for b-school apps?
2 years Student Manager in the dining system. <<Supervising 8-12 employees. Only ~8 hours week though.

Would these outshine my lack of experience and tell AdComs that I have potential for leadership and success? Not necessarily applying to very best schools, possibly Boston College, Boston University, Georgetown, or Indiana.

Also, in application essays, would it be appropriate to represent something such as my being president in the club as a valuable professional experience, even though it isn't a full time employment situation? Could this be interpreted as not understanding the essay prompt?

Thanks for any insight anybody can offer and kudos definitely given!