Hello, could you please take some time to review and provide some advice to my profile, I will be really appreciated for your help

I began my college career in 2012, at a top 10 engineering school located at Midwest, but I had to drop out of the school due to multiple unfortunate situations (death of family members, lost family home in a fire accident, totaled my car and broke my ribs after being hit by a drunk driver, my mother's health issues and many more... ). I then went homeless for six months due to a lack of financial support. While using the local gym for shower, I met a future mentor of mine, which happened to be a very well-known businessman and the owner of several luxury automobile dealerships in the state. He offered me a job and I then began working with international student clients who had high demands for luxury vehicles, while taking community college courses and maintaining a healthy lifestyle (lost 70 pounds in four months). I eventually made my way back to university education in early 2016. Because my job really supports my family and funds my education, I continued working in the same automobile business for the next three years and received two promotions to the management level. However, my grade suffered due to my full-time working status while studying full-time. I will graduate this coming December and know that graduate school is not a possibility due to my poor GPA. And I firmly believe MBA can be an easy route for me to launch my future career and support my family along the way.

Here's my profile:

1) 25 years old Asian Male (U.S. Citizen)
2) will graduate from a top 60 university in the United States this December
3) 2.83 GPA (major in applied math, minors in economics, business administration, criminal justice, biology, chemistry, statistics).
4) 320+ GRE (my first try)
5) I am interested in management, entrepreneurship, marketing and business communication.
6) 4 years of full-time working experiences (with two promotions), will be 4.5 years before the starting of fall 2019 term.
7) very strong professional recommendations

schools of choice:

Tuck
McCombs
Owen
Olin (Washington)
Kelley
Miami (FL)
Babson
Fordham
Boston University

I am wondering which of the above universities do I realistically stand a chance to get into, even without any scholarship or funding? And I appreciate for any comment or evaluation on my profile, thank you so much!

Thank you so much Kate, this is truly helpful! I had 170 in quant and 154 in verbal, and I will retake the exam by November and hopefully to improve my verbal score to 160. Initially, I was considering full-time MBA since I wished to finish education as soon as possible. But after months of researches online, I will most definitely give a shot to part-time or online MBA to certain schools (particularly Kelley, they have a top ranking online program). Again, thank you so much for the reply, and I am really appreciated for your help.