Application insight needed desperately

If you want to stay in the NY tri-state area (?), there are a few good schools in NJ that will allow you to take the prereqs there as part of the program, so you don't need them all done now to apply/get in - Rider University or Seton Hall University. I think maybe Pace University in NY too, but I find their website kind of hard to navigate/unclear. All three have the AACSB accreditation in business and accounting that you'd need to automatically qualify for the CPA in NY.

I think chances of admission would be pretty good at all three of these. As for your chances at some of the "better" schools on your list... it'll be easier to tell once you have a GMAT score, or if you've been practicing and have a reasonable guess about what you've been scoring. Generally if your GMAT score is around the school's median, you have a pretty good shot at getting in. You still have a chance at getting in if you're moderately far below it (someone has to be below average at that school, after all), but then you'd need to have other factors to make up for it, like a really well-crafted, convincing statement of purpose, interesting work experience, etc.

If you think you want to end up somewhere besides NY, then you might want to look into schools local to that area/ask people on here for local advice. It tends to be easier to get a job in the state your MS program is in, partly because the programs tend to gear their course requirements towards the CPA requirements for that state, and partially because they'll have on campus recruiting events local firms will come to.