Maybe. I can't give you a rating out of 5 for each because it would be pulled out of my rear in the first place and second, it would lull you into a fall sense of security with some and a impending doom with others. No one can "rank" your odds other than to say "plausible" or "not".

For starters your profile is really brief - it tells me next to nothing about you, so its hard to say anyting of real consequence. Three years experience seems like a reasonable figure, your GMAT seems solid for all the schools, though not especially strong for your demographic. Your extracurricular activities leave a lot to be desired. "Giving blood" is not a community service activity. Thats maybe an hour a year of your time. Maybe two. Thats not going to cut it - not at Ross, UCLA, etc. Think deeper about your experiences and remember that community service doesnt mean it has to be about helping the poor, or sick, or weak, or old.... redefine your understanding of community service and just call it "Extracurricular activities".... this includes things like playing soccer on a team, learning to sail, volunteering at your local church, building a website for a non profit, hiking in the mountains on a regular basis, taking cooking classes, travel, etc. Virtually anything... So think deeper.

Another thing... "planning to" indicates you will do it in the future. Don't wait to. Just do it now. It's already late -- but waiting to do it is just foolish. As it is it wont come across as something you've been doing for years - so the sooner you start the better.

If you can be a bit more specific about your profile I can give you some more hints, but this is pretty sparse stuff.

For an example of a more detailed profile see:

http://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=47988

or

http://www.gmatclub.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=48308

rhyme, I clicked on one of the two links you put there, and boom, *my* profile popped up! thanks for the link man!

Anyway, I fully agree, especially after reading post after post after post here on the forum and seeing who gets in and who doesn't. It's all about selling yourself and weaving a complete story. There are many posts around that will help you with crafting your application, but you gotta spend time sitting down every day just brainstorming for a few minutes to a few hours. If you give yourself 2-3 months to brainstorm, draft, and refine, you should have a good shot at many of the elite schools (and maybe even ultra-elites!)

My profile started out with "not much chance" at the ultra-elites, and even just brainstorming while studying for the GMAT (gotta take my mind off that test somehow, right? ), my simple GMAT Forum profile got more complicated and more detailed, and a story outline began to form in my head (with rhyme and others' help of course).

Give that a try and hopefully it'll give you a leg up in the app process!

Thanks to one and all for your useful feedback. I will surely work on refining my profile.