Thunderbird global management is kind of a new program at ASU , is it good program?
Thunderbird has a long and distinguished history as a graduate-level global business school. Great place. Even studying language as part of the curriculum. When ASU took over T-Bird, they added a global management degree at the undergrad level. I’m sure it is an interesting program. In general, I often advise students wanting to study business as undergrads, major in and develop some hard skills–supply chain mgt (premier at ASU), accounting, finance, BIS. Take serious the study of language–Chinese, Arabic or Spanish–while you hone your advanced MSFT excel skills.
The global portion of the education comes later with some experience. When you are hired with strong hard skills, you not only have opportunity to interview for jobs with higher starting pay, you begin your experience where after a few years might benefit from more global component of education in grad school.