Went to a non-targeted school

Hi I'm Johnny! I've recently graduated from college (SUNY College at Old Westbury) with two degrees one in Accounting and the other in Finance. I've done an internship while I was in school at a small Hedge Fund Administration. However, my college is not known and obviously no "big" companies recruited from here. I want to go back to school to do a Masters. I don't feel like I have enough experience at this moment to pursue a MBA. I've notice only two top tier schools offer a masters in finance (MIT & Princeton). Any other schools you guys might recommend? I am also considering doing a Masters in Financial Mathematics which is a degree at almost every school. Any info, you guys can shed my way I would really appreciate. Thanks guys!

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