What does SSCE mean?
SSCE means Submit Show the Courses
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Submit Show the Courses?
Submit Show the Courses can be abbreviated as SSCE
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What does SSCE stand for? SSCE stands for "Submit Show the Courses". |
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What is the meaning of SSCE abbreviation? The meaning of SSCE abbreviation is "Submit Show the Courses". |
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What is SSCE abbreviation? One of the definitions of SSCE is "Submit Show the Courses". |
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What does SSCE mean? SSCE as abbreviation means "Submit Show the Courses". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CISAER - Courses on the Internet: Survey, Analysis, Evaluation, Recommendation
- SMTWF - Show Me the Way Foundation
- SMTWTGH - Show Me the Way to Go Home
- TAGSRWC - The Andy Griffith Show Rerun Watchers Club
- TAPFS - The Australian Pink Floyd Show
- TERTS - The European Road Transport Show
- TGICS - The Great Indian Comedy Show
- TGITS - The Green Industry Talk Show
- THKS - The Hellz Kitchen Show
- STP - Show the Plan
- STP - Show The Pride
- CTC - Coordinate the Courses
- DCC - Descriptions the Courses
- GRST - Geraldo Rivera Show The
- SSA - Show the Sample
- SUNCO - The Setting up of Union Network for Co-Operation in the field of development, provision, delivery and dissemination of courses related to CVT in the context of collective bargaining
- TUCS - The University Courses on Svalba
- tgc - The Great Courses
- break-even point. - The dollar figure at which an enterprise begins to show a profit. The amount of sales that must be reached for a project to become worthwhile.
- IMCIS - Identify, Manage, Change, Improve, Show. The basis of the Japanese approach to TQM, as in: Identify customer-supplier relationships, Manage processes, Change culture, Improve communications, Show commitment. (Acknowledgments to John Oakland.)