Gender differences in student needs and fears were examined in the article “A Survey of Counseling Needs of Male and Female College Students” (Journal of College Student Development [1998]: 205–208). Random samples of male and female students were selected from those attending a particular university. Of 234 males surveyed, 27.5% said that they were concerned about the possibility of getting AIDS. Of 568 female students surveyed, 42.7% reported being concerned about the possibility of getting AIDS. Is there sufficient evidence to conclude that the proportion of female students concerned about the possibility of getting AIDS is greater than the corresponding proportion for males?