I eat string cheese after it's been out of the fridge for a while. It's sealed up and a few hours won't hurt you.
Almonds are easy, fast, and delicious (but have something to drink or you might choke on almonds livers in the middle of a mid-term or something).
Boiled eggs/egg whites. Peel them before you leave in the morning.
Beef jerky - either store-bought or homemade.
Homemade protein bars. Yum. Or you could just buy a macronutrient balanced bar. Somtimes I like Luna bars - they're 180 cals and 44% carb/22% protein/30% fat. Plus they taste pretty good. Usually these are sort of like last-option snacks though - like when you're in the mall and starving and the chicken fried rice is calling your name, but you see a GNC first and think, "I'm saved!"
If you don't like your apples turning brown, get another fruit. Bananas are quiet. Pre-peeled oranges, too. A little baggy of strawberries or cherries. Substitute almonds or another nut for peanut butter, and you've got yourself a portable meal.
Or you could try to schedule your snacks around classes/work. I don't know what your schedule is like, but if you only had 2 hours between feedings at one point in the day, and 4 hours between them at another point in the day, you'd still probably be okay. A little hungry, maybe, but okay.
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