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"US News and World Report" rated the school's law school as a top law school; and the school has been ranked by "Business Week", "Forbes" and "Wall Street Magazine" " was rated as a leader in business education. The MBA of Cox School of Business was rated as the top 26 regional business schools in the United States by "Wall Street Magazine", and the B.B.A. discipline was rated as top 35 by "US News and World Report". SMU's athletic programs were ranked 20th nationally by NCSA in 2004. The school adopts small class teaching, there is a lot of interaction between teachers and students, and the classroom atmosphere is active. Southern Methodist University uses small class teaching, frequent interaction between teachers and students, and students receive more personal attention. The school offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral degrees. The school has the School of Humanities and Sciences, the School of Business, the School of Art, the School of Engineering, the School of Education and Human Development, the School of Law and the School of Theology. The school’s popular majors include business, management, finance, accounting, social sciences, communication, journalism, psychology and visual performing arts. Degree situation: More than 40% of the school's students have double or even triple degrees, and more than 70% of undergraduates can receive financial aid or scholarships. George Bush Library The George W. Bush Presidential Center is located at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. It covers an area of ??23 acres (approximately 93,000 square meters) and includes an archive that preserves documents during George W. Bush's term. an exhibition hall displaying replicas and a policy institute. Notable alumni in politics. In the past 100 years, 10 representatives and 3 senators have appeared among SMU alumni. Bill Clements, Interim President of the Republic of Liberia, Governor of Texas, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Georgia, Ambassador of the United States to Sweden, Director, Bureau of Foreign and Public Affairs, Government of India, Permanent Representative of the United States to the United Nations, Former First Lady Laura ·Bush graduated from the university in 1968 with a bachelor's degree in education. Notable SMU alumni in the field of economics include: Robert Dudley, CEO of BP Thomas Horton, President of American Airlines and Chairman of American Airlines Group Jerry Junkins, CEO and Chairman of Texas Instruments Founder of ClubCorp. CEO of The Kroger Company of America. President and CEO of 7-ELEVEN. Dr. Zhang Guangping, chief financial engineering expert of Shanghai Futures Exchange, and others. Alumni also include Nobel Prize-winning physicist James Cronin and Pulitzer Prize-winning Jerry Junkins and Beth Henley. There are also donations from Grammy Award winner Art Greenhaw and Emmy Award winner Powers Boothe. In 2015, SMU received US$1.42 billion in donations, making it one of 56 universities in the United States to raise more than one billion US dollars.