what are some good research paper topics to work on for a college project ?

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   rajivnandyposted 13 years ago

   what are some good research paper topics to work on for a college project ?

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   minsoposted 13 years ago

   What are the topics/subjects you have in mind?
   
   Here are some for science and technology
   
   - Solar energy for home use
   - Renewable/ Alternative energy sources
   - improvements in cell phone technologies
   - water harvesting and conservation

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   onceuponatime66posted 13 years ago

   Why do prisons in America outsource security?

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   maciurasposted 13 years ago

   Key factor in our decision
   Pareto rule in bussiness
   Techniques of the fast learning

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   Butch Newsposted 13 years ago

   You don't mention your field of study.
   
   How about the history of intolerance and prejudice resulting from religious beliefs?

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   kesineeposted 13 years ago

   I would recommend to do the social research or about environment.

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   tinawehaposted 13 years ago

   It's kind of hard if you don't tell us what class you are talking about.  Here's what I thought up:
   Should we have a fence on our southern border or an open border policy with work visas?  Do your research using answers from hispanics who are American citizens vs undocumented students.
   What kind of demographics/people use medical tourism?
   Should high school students have the option of being apprentices and getting a technical-degree diploma that will help them get a job?  It would be an alternative to the usual college prep classes.
   Are students more likely to graduate from college if their parents went to college?
   Will dorm food make you fat?
   Do students who live in dorms get better grades than students who live on greek row or in off-campus apartments?
   Do students learn anything from writing research papers?  What have students learned from writing research papers? 
   What is the optimal number of hours to cram, then sleep, to do well on an exam?

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