To quote Robert Greene from the introduction to The 48 Laws of Power:

Today we face a peculiarly similar paradox to that of the courtier: Everything must appear civilized, decent, democratic, and fair. But if we play by those rules too strictly, if we take them too literally, we are crushed by those around us who are not so foolish. (...) Outwardly, you must seem to respect the niceties, but inwardly, unless you are a fool, you learn quickly to be prudent, and to do as Napoleon advised: Place your iron hand inside a velvet glove.

I'd go so far as to say "project a Blue Pill persona", because lack of confidence and integrity is as unattractive as being a contrarian, but tone down or pretend to be agnostic about the more controversial parts of TRP in your speech (e.g. AWALT). You can still act RP - just don't become the outspoken advocate of it in a school/professional environment.

To sum up: Act Red Pill, talk Purple Pill.

Law of power #38

THINK AS YOU LIKE BUT BEHAVE LIKE OTHERS

If you make a show of going against the times, flaunting your unconventional ideas and unorthodox ways, people will think that you only want attention and that you look down upon them. They will find a way to punish you for making them feel inferior. It is far safer to blend in and nurture the common touch. Share your originality only with tolerant friends and those who are sure to appreciate your uniqueness.

Don't fake being a blue pill. Don't compromise your beliefs in front of others; just don't overtly speak them out even if someone wants to extract it from you....the excuse they might use is that they really want to get to know you. Don't fall for that.

Unless you can coherently form arguments on the fly, like Benjamin Franklin or David Cameron, just try not to get into verbal judo.

We live in the reacting age, where reacting and displaying your emotions and virtue gives you social points, and relates a lot with feministic way of thinking.

Regardless where you go in life, in any social circumstance; define your core values, and stick to it. Find three values you wish to stay true to and embody that in your best ability.You have mostly met someone with no core value at this point in life. Don't be that person.

People, no matter how wrong or deliusional, still wants to be respected, be humane and respect them them, and let it be up to them if they wish to respect you back. You receive respect from within by having strong core values and from others who recognize it.

Should a situation escalate, make sure you know your price when it comes to investing time and emotions, and know when to let go when it's not worth your time. But never put anyone down or leave a a bad impression, which will over time leave a bad reputation.

Treat your female classmates, as classmates. Even though they dominate your class, they are still a person, and should be treated as a person and not different because woman.

This is all well on paper, but it's hard to keep up in the moment. Start small and try to be proactive in your train of thoughts, rather than reactive.

http://stemdegreelist.com/
First thing i found.

STEM Degree List

Biopsychology Behavioral Sciences Cognitive Science Cognitive Psychology and Psycholinguistics Comparative Psychology Developmental and Child Psychology Experimental Psychology Personality Psychology Physiological Psychology/Psychobiology Social Psychology Psychometrics and Quantitative Psychology Psychopharmacology Research and Experimental Psychology

And that's just the psych science ones. Plenty of places to go with the degree outside the field.

Seriously, why would you study that subject? Not only is it MASSIVELY oversubscribed but you can't get a real job from it, and it will teach you nothing useful. It hovers around the 2nd most popular course across all universities so there are gonna be so many graduates.

And you're gonna spend your time writing essays non-stop with a bunch of girls.

I'd seriously reconsider.

I don't want to be a douchebag but why not change to a real subject?

IMO, white knights are way worse than the feminist. Act Red Pill but do not talk about TRP.

Same as everywhere: STFU about red pill aka First rule of the Fight Club: Don't talk about Fight Club.

And remember: They're doing this because everyone does and they believe it's a good thing. Which does not mean that they do not respond well to masculinity. Read: Being masculine, not bragging and showing of how masculin you think you are.

Just stfu. Dont answer a question. Question the question. Best of luck.

bang them all, hottest one first

Never, ever, ever in public be a TRP-er. I am the highest scoring student in feminism in a university where it is a pervasive area of study. Stick to the reasonable. Study feminism, study power. Understand, in a sense, the enemy. Keep your mouth shut, ride the reasonable and the centre, and form your own cult. Self-improve. Get buff, get high SMV, make female friends. Get ready to drown in pussy.

Psychology is a great major to pull pussy out of. Fuck the feminism out of them all.

Kind of a side note, but always save texts/communications with chicks you fuck/date and store them, encrypted, somewhere safe. Men get accused of rape a lot at college when they piss chicks off. Evidence of consenting sex/relationships that you secretly keep until you need, might save your career/life. My storage files have a folder for each girl, then a separate folder for sex videos/images and another for communications. I'm not even in college, just like protecting myself and saving dirty memories.

Think as you like, behave like others. If you want to operate in their groups, that is. Obviously you have to make the best of your situation if you want the degree, so pretend that you agree with them but dont want to join any feminist society because of whatever reason.