I would like to add that I would be applying to schools after I complete gathering work experience ( about 2 years ). This is so that I have an idea of which schools I may have a chance of getting into. Thanks in advance!

With the exception of South Dakota the top choices are really well out of your reach. These are programmes where the average work experience is much deeper than your plan would allow.

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Just to expand a bit on what Duncan said: most ranked US MBA programs recruit students who have between 4 and 6 years of work experience, on average. 5 years tends to be the median. Buffalo is a bit unique in that it's a Businessweek-ranked school which recruits younger students, usually. For the top schools like Stern, UCLA, etc., admission with only two years of work experience is in theory possible, but not probable, unless there's something really interesting or unique about your profile.

Unranked schools are usually a little more flexible, so you could aim at those with two years of work experience. But with these schools you will certainly have worse career outcomes than if you did your MBA at a ranked school.