The M7 business schools form an informal network of business schools recognized as having elite MBA programs,[1][2][3] regarded as among the most prestigious in the US.[4] They are regularly highly placed in global rankings of MBA programs. The deans of the M7 schools meet twice a year to share news and insights.[5][6]
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