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PBL
(redirected from Phi Beta Lambda)

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PBLProblem-Based Learning
PBLPhi Beta Lambda
PBLPerformance Based Logistics
PBLPlanetary Boundary Layer
PBLPublishing and Broadcasting Limited (Australia)
PBLPhilippine Basketball League
PBLPeripheral Blood Leukocyte
PBLProblem/Project Based Learning
PBLProduct Baseline
PBLPhiladelphia Belt Line Railroad
PBLPolicy Based Loan
PBLProject-Based Lesson (education)
PBLPolish Peasant Bloc
PBLPatrol Boat Light (US Navy)
PBLPolicy By-Laws (Australian government)
PBLPer Beneficiary Limit
PBLPoints Behind Leader (hockey)
PBLPower Builder Library
PBLProtection Ballistic Limit
PBLPunishable By Life imprisonment (Florida)
PBLPolicy Blocking List (SPAM filtering)
PBLPeanut Butter Legs
PBLPay by the Load (transportation)
PBLPersons, Behle and Latimer (law firm)


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Major-specific clubs are an excellent way to network with people who could be your future colleagues," says Ash, a Zeta Phi Beta soror and member of Phi Beta Lambda, an honors business organization.
Get a job...after college by Clarke, Robyn D. / Black Enterprise
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