ASC

ASC is a Three Letter Abbreviation (TLA) that may stand for:

Accounting Standards Committee
Accredited Standards Committee (ANSI)
Actuarial Systems Corporation
Adelaide Sailing Club
Adhesive and Sealant Council
Admiralty Sea Cadet a 16 foot sailing dinghy in use with the UK Sea Cadet Corps
Adult Stem Cells - cellular biology
Advanced Scientific Computer
Advance Services Corp
Advanced Switching Communications ([asc.com])
Advanced Strategic Command (game)
Aero Sports Connection
African Safari Club
Agnes Scott College
Alabama Supercomputer Center
Altered States of Consciousness
Alternative System Concepts
Anti-Spyware Coalition ([link])
Amateur Seismic Centre
Ambulatory Surgery Center
American Society of Cinematographers
American Society for Composites
American Society of Criminology
American Society for Cybernetics
American Society of Cytopathology
American Solar Challenge
American Southwest Conference
American Spaniel Club
American Specialty Cars (formerly American Sunroof Corporation)
American Standard Circuits
Analytic Surface Calculation
Annenberg School for Communication
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
Anterior subcapsular cataract
Aramco Services Company
Arcade Style Controller
Area Signalling Centre
Army Signal Command
Asperger Syndrome Coalition
Associated Schools of Construction
Association des Scouts du Canada
Association of Scottish Colleges
Association of Speakers Clubs
Association for Survey Computing
Astronomy Summer Class
Astrophysics Simulation Collaboratory
Atlanta Sacred Chorale
Atlanta Soaring Club
Atlanta Sports Council
Australian Science Communicators
Australian Sports Commission
Australian Submarine Corporation
The National Rail code for Ashchurch for Tewkesbury railway station, United Kingdom. External links: [station information]; [Location map]; [live departures and arrivals].
The filename extension .asc is sometimes used for text files, as an abbreviation to ASCII

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