I'd like to clarify what Alain posted:
It's irrelevant what we the students think of a prospective student's chance of admission into Baruch's MFE program. It's really awkward if we say someone has a great profile with 100% chance getting in and it turns out he can't make it. It's true vice versa.
The profile evaluating is best left to the admission committee and I personally think they shouldn't be commenting here either.
I realize that asking for comment on one's profile and a chance of admission into a program is a perfectly normal thing to do. Just look at all the posts on Global-Derivatives forum. The difference is that there, anyone can comment on anything. You can't really know why they can say with authority on many things. Here, we like to be more responsible and credible. After all, many of you will be our classmates.
In short, if you are certain that Baruch's MFE is the program you'd like to attend, the right question to be asked is :"I have this and this profile. What else can I do to improve it?"
Then, we can comment on what you should do based on what we think is good knowledge to have coming in.
As Alain said, just apply, you won't regret it. I'm really proud to be a student in this program.
Best of luck to all of you.
