[itistoday]

I have a stat project that's due friday, but due tomorrow is the actual proposal for what I'm going to do. I have to find some topic and find data on it and do statistical comparisons on it, but I may not do my own survey. For example, say I was to find some data online of the number of cheerios in a 50 cheerios boxes, then a possible project would be to see if there was significant evidense to support the hypothesis that Cheerios is ripping off its customers based on the serving size claims on the box. Last year my cousin did a project to see if there was any significant difference between the number of racial minorities graduating from a college.

So essentially I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of any such data. Please help soon, this is due tomorrow, and like an idiot I procrastinated till the last moment. Have pity.

[TailsToo]

make it up! Then you can be sure that your data supports your interpretation.

If you'd rather be honest, use google to look up some other studies - there are plenty of papers online that should help.

[itistoday]

Yes, I've stumbled upon a rather useful website: http://www.gdsourcing.ca/indexa.htm#index100