Asking Hjort as Well as Others...

Hi ,

Just took my GMAT for the first time and scored a 750. I plan to enroll in an MBA program starting Sept. '06. I have been lurking on this immensely helpful forum for quite some time now. I would appreciate some feedback from Hjort as well as some of the other knowledgeable folks on my chances of getting into a solid MBA program.

Profile:
Male, Indian American - U.S. citizen, 26

GMAT scores:
Quantitative 49(90th percentile)
Verbal 42(96th percentile)
Overall 750(99th percentile)

Work experience by Sept. '06:
-Total of over 6 years of professional experience in the financial services industry (Experience breakdown below)
-4.5 years of IT consulting with a top global consulting firm
-Limited International exposure - A short-term role on a project at a mid-size bank located in the Caribbean
-1.5 years of IT experience with a top U.S. retail bank

Academics/Extra Curricular:
-Bachelors in MIS from an average university; GPA - 3.34
-Excellent grades in most business courses except Accounting (details provided below)
-Interests: Films, traveling, martial arts
-Currently assisting on an independent documentary exploring a tribal culture's response to oppression through the means of performing arts. The producers include a professional film-maker, an anthropologist (Ph.d. grad from Temple university), and an anthropology professor from Georgetown Univ
-Acted in 2 independent films.

Community service:
-Junior Achievement - volunteering program that allows me to teach at a local elementary school (one hour a week)
-Junior Achievement - Served as a mentor to the Junior Achievement IT staff.
-Have held a leadership position for the Asian American Diversity Network through work. Currently a member of the network.

Other:
-Fluency in 4 languages
-Lived in India for 13 years
-Attempted an IT consulting business with a partner, but failed after 2 clients
-Owner of a brick & mortar retail business

Why MBA? (still thinking about this, but list below is in order of interest)
-Interested in entrepreneurship, finance/marketing
-Interested in film production
-Interested in non-profit work

Criteria for college/program selection:
-Reputation/ranking
-Focus on finance and entrepreneurship
-Good chances of some loans/scholarships to fund my MBA education.

I have zeroed in on the following schools, but am not in anyway set on any of them in particular:
-UNC Chapel Hill - This would be in-state school for me and would be an awesome deal financially!
-Duke
-Yale
-Georgetown
-London School of Business - Not sure about this choice as I am looking to settle down in the U.S.

Queries/Notes:
1)Please suggest good programs where I could explore my combined interests in film production and non-profit

2)What are my chances at the schools listed above?

3)My goal is to get into a great program, but I am very discouraged by my undergrad record. My mediocre GPA and my failure to get into a good undergrad program certainly won't help. I can justify the lackluster performance to a certain extent for I did not learn to speak English fluently until college. To make things even more interesting, I had to take an accounting class 3 times in undergrad. How will this affect my chances at a reputable program? How can I address this weakness in my application/interviews?