It’s been a month since MBA Watch debuted at Poets&Quants. In that time, more than 90,000 different users have participated in the social platform for MBA applicants which has racked up well over a quarter of a million views.

That’s not surprising. After all, it’s a safe place to share your profile and get immediate expert advice on how to improve your odds of admission to the top MBA programs. In just four weeks, nearly 300 current MBA candidates have shared their details on MBA Watch.

Altogether, it’s a revealing portrait of who applies to the top business schools and how they’re currently faring on waitlists, rejections and admits. The profiles show a remarkably diverse and highly accomplished group of candidates. Would-be applicants can gain a sense of the kind of competition they are facing at each of the leading business schools in the world.

HARVARD, STANFORD & WHARTON ARE THE MOST POPULAR FIRST-CHOICE MBA PROGRAMS OF THE MBA WATCH CROWD

The expert commentary–provided by consultants at mbaMission, Stratus Admissions Consulting, The MBA Exchange, HBS Guru Sandy Kreisberg, and P&Q Founder John A. Byrne–has included lots of insightful opinions on what admission directors are looking for in an ideal admit. Our experts are suggesting ways that candidates can improve their chances, along with much-needed tough love at times. And they are also providing realistic odds of getting into their first-choice school.

All the top schools are well represented. It will surprise few that Harvard Business School and Stanford Graduate School of Business are the first choice schools of the largest number of MBA Watch players. Roughly 14% of the applicants say that either HBS or the GSB is the No. 1 MBA program they’ve targeted for admission. Wharton is next, with nearly 10% of the candidates making the school their first choice, followed by Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management (8%), Dartmouth Tuck (5%), MIT Sloan, Chicago Booth, and Duke Fuqua (4.6% each).

The most popular international school is INSEAD, followed by London Business School, HEC Paris, Cambridge Judge, and SDA Bocconi.

FAVORITE CANDIDATES OF EXPERTS AT HARVARD, STANFORD AND WHARTON

The odds-on favorite candidates currently at Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton? Our experts (you can search by school to see expert and community odds) give Ms. Software Accessibility, a college senior applying to Harvard’s 2+2 deferred admissions program, the best chance for an admit at HBS. The 22-year-old Duke University undergrad is majoring in computer science and has a perfect 4.0 grade point average and a 770 GMAT. She also has a three-month internship as a software engineering intern at a global tech company on her resume. Super impressive. Even though HBS admits just 12% of its applicants, MBA Watch experts give her a 70% chance of admission.

The favorite of experts at Stanford GSB, meantime, is also a young woman. Ms. Test Engineer has nearly five years of experience at two Fortune 500 companies. Originally from Austin, Texas, the 26-year-old woman now lives and works in Seattle. And her stats are in nosebleed territory: A 750 GMAT with a 3.74 GPA in mechanical engineering from the University of Texas. While Stanford GSB boasts the most selective prestige MBA program in the world, with an admit rate of under 7%, our experts give her a 45% chance of getting in.

For the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, the candidate attracting the best odds right now is yet another woman. Ms. General Motors is a systems analyst at a Fortune Top 10 company, with five years of work experience, a 330 GRE score and a 3.2 in computer science from Northwestern University. Her goal: To pivot to product marketing management at a FAANG-level firm, continuing her woman-in-tech representation work. “I want to sell apps to real people, not just fellow geeks,” she says. Our experts say she has a 53% chance of getting accepted into Wharton’s MBA program.

MOST POPULAR PROFILE: MR. LOW GPA PRODUCT MANAGER

So which profiles are getting the most attention? At the very top of the list is a candidate who reflects a frequent challenge applicants face when applying to a highly selective school with a low-grade point average. Viewed by more than 1,200 P&Q users, Mr. Low GPA Product Manager may sport a 3.1 GPA but it is in a difficult subject–computer science–at a public Ivy–UCLA. More importantly, perhaps, he offsets his transcript with a jumbo GMAT score of 780. An aspiring venture capitalist and current product manager at a tech company in San Francisco, he’s hoping to get into Harvard Business School. What do the experts and the community think? You’ll have to find out.

Most Popular 25 Candidates On MBA Watch

Candidate	First Choice	GMAT/GRE	GPA	Major	College
1. Mr. Low GPA Product Manager	Harvard	780	3.1	Computer Science	UCLA
2. Mr. Investment Manager	Harvard	750	4.0	Economics	Univesity College London
3. Mr. AI in Asia	Harvard	760	3.25	Engineering	University of Toronto
4. Mr. Jumbo GMAT	INSEAD	770	3.7	Humanities	Top 10 Australia
5. Ms. MD MBA	MIT Sloan	307	3.3	Biology	HKUST
6. Ms. Indian Quant	Harvard	750	7.54/10	Industrial Engineering	IIT Kharagpur
7. Ms. Sales & Trading	Harvard	730	3.5	Finance	University of Mumbai
8. Mr. M7 Aspirant	Chicago Booth	760	3.79	Commerce	Christ University
9. Mr. Marine Corps	Stanford	600	3.9	Fire Administration	Liberty University
10. Ms. ELS	Duke Fuqua	318	3.8	Romance Languanges	New York University
11. Ms Teaching To Tech	Virginia Darden	326	3.47	Creative Writing	UNC-Wilmington
12. Mr. Asian Veteran	Chicago Booth	315	3.14	Urban Planning	Arizona State
13. Mr. Low GPA	Duke Fuqua	323	2.4	International Relations	West Point Academy
14. Ms. Mechanical Engineering	Columbia	610	3.72	Mechanical Engineering	Savitribal Phule Pune
15. Mr. 770 Dreamer	Northwestern Kellogg	770	8.77/10	Engineering	Gujarat Tech University
16. Mr. Corporate Monster	Wharton	750	9.12/10	Mechanical Engineering	Anna University
17. Mr. Naval Submariner	Wharton	760	3.83	Physics	U.S. Naval Academy
18. Mr. Small Nation Applicant	Duke Fuqua	700	3.3	International Relations	National Univ. of Mongolia
19. Mr. Indian Consultant	INSEAD	720	3.0	Engineering	IIT Kharagpur
20. Mr. Project Management	Yale SOM	310	3.3	General Studies	University of Louisiana
21. Mr. Food & Beverage	Wharton	720	3.75	Economics	Georgia Institute of Technology
22. Mr. Long Shot	NYU Stern	303	2.75	Finance	CUNY-Baruch
23. Ms. Scientist Businesswoman	Emory Goizueta	328	3.5	Biology/Physics	Texas-Austin
24. Mr. Federal Civilian	Dartmouth Tuck	780	3.4	Mechanical Engineering	University of California
25. Mr. JD to MBA	Stanford	326	3.01	Sociology	Wake Forest