Guys, Need your help in identifying few Canadian business schools (fall 2014), where i can get a quality education and equally good ROI. Here is brief of my profile:

GMAT :: 630
Work EX:4 years (at the time of matriculating). Worked in Fortune 500 company and had roles starting from tech support, pre-sales, key a/c management, special project coordinator etc. Currently working in a consulting firm (loyalty marketing) as an Analyst.

Awards and recognition:
1. Promotion in very first year of my first JOB.
2. Three BIG awards during my services in one of the organisations, in less than 3 years.
3. awards during my school and engineering days.

extracurricular activities

1. Actively working for NGOs, NPO - worked on issues related to environment and education. Did couple of case study projects as well.
2. Organizing committee head in College and was Coordinator of many events during my professional career.
3. Initiated and planned many team building activities and skill building activities etc.

Drawback: Indian male :p
Comparatively Low GMAT Score.

Can you re-take the GMAT and get it a bit higher? The reason why I ask is that the top schools in Canada like McGill, Rotman, Schulich, etc. all have cohorts with average GMATs of between 660 and 680.

Now, with a 630 you're still in the general range of these schools, but you'd probably need something additional about yourself to make your profile stand out from the rest (especially because the average work experience at these programs is around 5 years, putting you at another disadvantage.)

If not, Concordia might be in reach for you with your current GMAT score and work experience.

And an unranked program like Ryerson could be a safety school for you.

Can you re-take the GMAT and get it a bit higher? The reason why I ask is that the top schools in Canada like McGill, Rotman, Schulich, etc. all have cohorts with average GMATs of between 660 and 680.

Now, with a 630 you're still in the general range of these schools, but you'd probably need something additional about yourself to make your profile stand out from the rest (especially because the average work experience at these programs is around 5 years, putting you at another disadvantage.)

If not, Concordia might be in reach for you with your current GMAT score and work experience.

And an unranked program like Ryerson could be a safety school for you.