What does ASU mean?
ASU means Alabama State University
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in United States Abbreviations, Alabama Abbreviations, University Abbreviations
Particularly in United States Abbreviations, Alabama Abbreviations, University Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Alabama State University?
Alabama State University can be abbreviated as ASU
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ALSBOM - Alabama State Board of Missions
- ALSDE - Alabama State Department of Education
- ASBRT - Alabama State Board of Respiratory Therapy
- ASB - Alabama State Bar
- ASSF - Alabama State Site File
- ASDC - Alabama State Data Center
- ASDF - Alabama State Defense Force
- ASPA - Alabama State Port Authority
- ASBPA - Alabama State Board of Public Accountancy
- ASNA - Alabama State Nurses Association
- ASSA - Alabama State Society of Anesthesiologists
- ASPTF - Alabama State Publications Task Force
- ASECU - Alabama State Employees Credit Union
- ASBE - Alabama State Board of Education
- ASAHPERD - Alabama State Association of Health Physical Education Recreation and Dance
- ASAO - Alabama State Auditors Office
- ASE - Alabama State Employees
- ASEA - Alabama State Employees Association
- ASCA - Alabama State Chiropractic Association
- UGO - University Grievance Officer (Colorado State University and University of Minnesota)