applicant15

Sorry, I feel I need to rant a bit. For many months since summer, I had been asking one of my professors for opportunity to do research. I've known him for about 3 years, have done some small tasks in the past, and so I thought we are still on good terms. However, every time I asked, he doesn't follow up. Finally, after asking him for the 78927348th time, he arranged a meeting for us including another student....who had been working for him for a short time, and is actually an undergrad! So yea, feeling bit disappointed as to why I was not given opportunity when I made effort to ask

I'm trying to find household data by looking at census tracts, but my prof said there is too many postal codes and need to narrow those down. How do I know which postal code is important or not? Do I just group postal codes that are in one area as category A, then another group as category B, and so on to differentiate the regions? Will also be using SPSS.

.....If the program is still accepting applications?