Executives seeking an MBA degree have a new scholarship opportunity: The Latin Trade MBA Challenge, which offers a full-tuition grant to study at the Rollins College Crummer School of Business in the United States.

Latin Trade, the leading business magazine for Latin America, teams with select universities to provide scholarships through an essay contest focusing on the question: “What would an MBA do for your career?”

The AACSB International accredited Rollins MBA program has consistently been ranked as the # 1 MBA in Florida by Forbes, making it the state’s most prestigious MBA. Rollins’ accessible MBA program options, global focus, and internationally recognized faculty will provide students with the opportunity to develop their leadership potential. Rollins is located in Central Florida near Orlando.

The first Latin Trade MBA Challenge was launched last year with Florida International University as a partner. Through an extensive print/online marketing campaign, the program attracted 1,200 respondents from Latin America and the United States. The winner of the FIU scholarship was Livia Muzzi of Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

For 2007, the MBA Challenge is continuing via a partnership with Universidad de los Andes in Bogota, Colombia, which concluded its application process on May 31, 2007. The Rollins College MBA Challenge will get under way July 1. Additional university participants will be added throughout the year.

For more information about the LT MBA Challenge or to apply for a scholarship, please see www.latintrade.com .

Detail on the Rollins program can be found at (www.crummer.rollins.edu)