Is Undergraduate Debt Different Between Hispanic and Asian-American Students?

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I am having a little problem tackling this problem. I can't seem to figure out if this is a matched pair or not. What we would like to study is "whether the mean undergraduate debt of Hispanic students graduating in 2005 is less than the mean undergraduate debt of Asian-American students graduating in 2005". The word undergraduate is causing the problem. I am leaning towards independent pairs but i thought i should consult here first.

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Independent t-test with equal or unequal sample sizes (as the case may be).
 
That is exactly what i thought. It is of unequal variances (Good thing i did the f-test). Anyways thanks for the help. Btw if some one does care, there is enough evidence to infer that the mean the mean undergraduate debt of Hispanic students graduating in 2005 is less than the mean undergraduate debt of Asian-American students graduating in 2005
 
Are you controlling for the major/department/college/city/state, etc.? These characteristics may or may not be uniform across cultural backgrounds.
 
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