With three exceptions, every STEM major was roughly 80% male, give or take 10% depending on the major.

The three exceptions were biology, math, and statistics. The biology majors were closer to 80% female, the math majors were closer to 60% female, and the statistics majors were closer to 90% female (not even including the trannies).

Race-wise, the more a major had women, the more racial variation in students of the major.

Non-Whites were largely Indian, Chinese, or Korean.
Indians in STEM were female.
(Male Indians were all business or economics majors, lmao.)

There were hispanics on campus but I have no idea where they were major-wise.

Token black male in computer science.
He threw a keyboard in the algorithms course.