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Where the M7 lives.
Each M7 school sits in a different city, and the city shapes the cost of living, the employers on the doorstep and the day-to-day life. Pick a city to see its school and its market.
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphiaA large East Coast city with a low cost of living relative to New York, a two-hour train from Wall Street, and a dense finance and healthcare employer base.1 school →MassachusettsBostonA concentrated hub for consulting, biotech and financial services, on the doorstep of HBS and MIT Sloan and a common destination for Tuck and Yale SOM grads.4 schools →MassachusettsCambridgeAcross the river from Boston, anchored by MIT and a technology, deep-tech and venture ecosystem that recruits directly on campus.1 school →CaliforniaStanfordThe heart of Silicon Valley, with the tightest tie to technology and venture capital of any MBA campus city, and the highest cost of living in the set.1 school →IllinoisChicagoA major financial and corporate centre with a markedly lower cost of living than the coasts, home to trading, consulting and a broad Fortune 500 base. Booth is downtown; Kellogg is in the metro.3 schools →IllinoisEvanstonA quieter suburban campus town on Lake Michigan, twenty minutes north of Chicago and its full corporate recruiting market.1 school →New YorkNew YorkThe centre of global finance, media and consulting. The single largest post-MBA destination for the finance-heavy M7 and T15, plus LBS returners into the global banks.9 schools →CaliforniaSan Francisco Bay AreaThe largest post-MBA technology destination in the world. Stanford and Haas sit inside it; HBS, Sloan, Wharton, Booth, Kellogg and Columbia all route sizeable classes here for product, corporate development and venture roles.11 schools →United KingdomLondonThe centre of European finance and consulting. LBS and INSEAD dominate the returner pool; HBS, Wharton, Columbia and Stanford all place small classes here into banking and PE, and ISB, IIM-A and IIM-C grads route through London on secondment.11 schools →Southeast AsiaSingaporeRegional headquarters for banking, consulting and technology across Southeast Asia. INSEAD Asia campus sits here; LBS, HBS, Stanford and Wharton place small classes; ISB and top IIM grads route to Singapore for regional roles.11 schools →United Arab EmiratesDubaiA fast-growing MENA hub for consulting, family offices and Indian corporates. INSEAD Middle East, LBS Dubai, ISB and the top IIMs feed the market; a small share of HBS and Wharton grads also route here into PE and consulting.10 schools →FranceParisThe European base for INSEAD (Fontainebleau) and a common landing spot for LBS grads targeting French corporates, luxury goods and global consulting. Small volumes from HBS and Wharton via European rotations.5 schools →IndiaMumbaiIndia's financial capital. The default post-MBA city for ISB, IIM-A, IIM-B, IIM-C, IIM-L, FMS and XLRI grads in finance, consulting and corporate strategy, plus HBS, Wharton, Columbia, LBS and INSEAD returners into PE and banking.14 schools →IndiaBengaluruIndia's technology capital. The dominant post-MBA city for IIM-B and a major destination for ISB, IIM-A, IIM-K and XLRI in product, growth and consulting, plus a growing returner class from Stanford, Sloan, HBS, Kellogg and INSEAD.13 schools →IndiaDelhi NCRThe North India business capital. FMS and IIM-L place heavily here; ISB, IIM-A, IIM-B, IIM-C, IIM-K and XLRI feed consulting, corporate strategy and government advisory. HBS, Wharton and INSEAD grads return in small numbers into PE and consulting.12 schools →IndiaHyderabadHome to ISB's main campus and a rising centre for global capability centres in banking, technology and pharma. IIM-B, IIM-K and IIM-C grads route here in growing numbers for corporate roles.5 schools →
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