No, my college has not begun offering classes in pick up. I just wanted to get some opinions on my predicament. I'm an undeclared college student and I have become interested in pick up over the past couple of weeks. next semester I'm going to take Psychology of Women and next year i'm thinking of taking Theories of Sexuality. I'm neither a psychology nor a philosophy major and quite frankly, I'm not even sure if I like them because I've never taken a course in either of them before. I want opinions to see if this is a good plan. Do you think the courses will adversely affect my pick up studies or supplement them? Is it healthy to be basing some of my liberal arts education on pick up?

p.s. There's a HB 9 that I know, who is also taking psych of women and will be in my class

Psychology classes are great for this kind of thing. I took a basic psychology class for my undergrad studies as an elective, and one of the first things they taught us was cat string theory. This was before I even found this community, so I already had a few of these tools in my belt before reading about pickup. It really helps you understand what the other person is thinking. It also gives you a deeper connection to body language, which is another huge supplement.

Why would that be a problem? Taking real psych classes from real teachers is the best thing you can do to.

Plus to actually learn about women with women around... shit man that's gold. How I killed it in college was starting study groups and making sure my targets where a part of that group.