A pharmacist is responsible for filling and dispensing medication, as well as assisting patients with any question they might have about their medication. In order to become a doctor of pharmacy and receive a Pharm. D., students must graduate from pharmacy school. Entrance requirements for pharmacy school vary greatly, but one standard is the PCAT.

There are a wide variety of career opportunities. These range from work in corporate chains or hospitals to working in a privately owned pharmacy as an entrepreneur.

Requirements beyond the Core Curriculum:
CHEM 207: Analytical Methods
CHEM 336: Biochemistry
COMM 211: Art of Human Communication
ECON 201: Basic Economic Theory
Pharmacy College Admissions (PCAT)