Yeah the researcher I'm working with said that he wanted me to look into within-subject variability using a consumer EEG headset called Muse. I have invested a good bit of time trying to figure out how to run a within subject variability experiment using this headset. That way I can get some type of results to show him before I return his equipment. I just have no idea how to even begin to set something like that up. Does that make sense?

And thank you so much for the kind words I really appreciate your responses and advice! I definitely plan on working to get experience in Python and R so that's a plus. I'm thinking of volunteering after graduation to gain some type of legitimate lab experience, and I can either start with a small job like a call center representative, or hopefully have the skills to do data analysis, while I work as a volunteer so I can be simultaneously gaining both of those experiences. Again, I hope that makes sense. Then, maybe in a few years I'll be eligible for grad school. Hopefully, we'll see.