Just a word of caution. Proving someone declined to hire you because of how you presented is incredibly difficult, borderline impossible. Personally I look at the law as protection, but not prevention. Once you have the job it is much easier to prove coming out as trans triggered a termination than it is the former scenario. If you're out at uni, even just part time, I see no real reason to not be out at work, other than that it's public facing. Use discretion, I'm sure you have a pretty good idea how you're generally received.
As for me, I just had two interviews, neither were in person. At least for the time being I'm willing to compromise my personal comfort to establish financial stability and independence. Getting a job while unemployed and new to the work force is very challenging, and I couldn't allow anything to even slightly jeopardize any possible opportunities. Looking for work in the future I'll both be further along in my transition and generally more open to being open about myself with the increased opportunities gained from an increase in experience and employment.