Thinking of a career in international business? Want a degree from the top school in that field? No, it's not Harvard or Wharton or Kellogg or Stanford. It's Thunderbird (and I'm not talking about the car).

Thunderbird---the Garvin School of International Management---is consistently ranked number one in international business by U.S. News, Business Week and the Wall Street Journal. It's tops because it focuses exclusively on that specialty. So if international business is your future, here's the place to start.

Students attending Thunderbird come from 60 countries, and its 33,000 alumni represent more than 135 nations. The main campus is in Phoenix, AZ, but the school has satellite campuses on every continent, including Thunderbird Europe in France and the Summer Immersion Program in Guadalajara, Mexico.

You can choose from the following degree options:

� A full-time MBA in International Management, based in Arizona

� Executive MBA programs in the U.S., Brazil, Taiwan and the Czech Republic

� A Global MBA program for Latin America managers

� Various dual-degree and language programs, as well as advanced certificates

Recently the school received a $60 million gift from a 1988 graduate. That money established an endowment to provide scholarships, support faculty and enhance the curriculum. Imagine that---number one and getting stronger.

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