Ms. Tech For Good

Hello Ms. Tech for Good, this is Michael from mbaMission.
While I would like more details in terms of your specific work experience, from what you have written, you have solid work experience in consulting and strategic planning. And while your goal of working in VC will be a challenge – since those roles are often hard to find – I think the admission teams will feel that given your past experience, you could be hired in that role post-MBA. If possible, show that you have a network in this field as well.
Your GPA is solid, and while your GMAT of 700 is good, it is below the average of Harvard, Haas and CBS. To help compensate for that, definitely highlight the quant courses you did well in during college, as well as emphasize your quant skills at work. I have worked with many applicants who have written effective Optional Essays detailing their strong analytical and quant skills/experiences, as a way to compensate for a lower GMAT. So be sure to spend time on that essay as well.
I do think that your extracurriculars can help differentiate you, from your time volunteering for kids and at church, as well as preparing tax returns for those in need. And your entrepreneur experience can boost your profile too so definitely mention that.

Additionally, it is always a good idea to consider applying to one or two other schools to increase your chances of MBA admission, in addition to the list of schools you mentioned, as they are all quite competitive, especially during this time. As for Harvard, I see your odds of admission there to be around 10%, so around the average of the program’s estimated acceptance rate. Best of luck to you!