http://www.uic.edu/ucat/15%20PHAR%20253-258.pdf

If you have the grades, top 15% of class and ACT greater than 28, consider the GPPA program.

RE:
College Requirements to become a pharmacist?
I am a junior in high school, and I have decided its about time to look into my future. One career option I am considering is becoming a pharmacist. If I want to go to college and study pharmaceutical science, what kind of grades / ACT score would I need to go to a state school such as U of I? ( I…

General chemistry with laboratory – 1 year

Organic chemistry with laboratory – 1 year

General biology or zoology with laboratory – 1 year

General physics with laboratory – 1 year

Anatomy – 3 semester units or 4 quarter units

Microbiology – 3 semester units or 4 quarter units

Biochemistry – 3 semester units or 4 quarter units

Calculus – 1 semester or 2 quarters

If you want to be competitive, you should get a baccalaureate degree in a science field. If you really are interested, check and see if colleges in your area have guaranteed admission program to their pharmacy school if you attend there as an undergraduate. I’m currently in the Trojan Admission Pre-Pharmacy Program (TAP) at USC. I know La Sierra University has a similar program for Loma Linda University’s School of Pharmacy. I’m really only knowledgable about California pharmacy schools, but I’m guessing that colleges in your state would have similar programs.

1 year of biology

1 year of chemistry

1 year of organic chemistry

1 year of physics

1 year of english

1 semester of public speaking

other humanities classes that is required by the school of pharmacy.

Most students major in bio because the requirements conincides with the major requirements.

Good Luck, bro!

http://www.pre-pharm.info