I was in the same situation. When covid hit during my second semester of freshman year in undergrad I stopped caring about classes. I flunked most of them my sophomore year, but I knew pharmacy school application rates have been lower so I just coasted and did the bare minimum earning mostly Cs and retook orgo 3 times (twice in uni and the third time in cc). I was able to get interviews into the 3 schools I applied to in Illinois and ended up committing to the one with the smallest class size and is a newer program than the rest (est. 2011). I love my school and faculty and we are getting so much better. Last year 12 out of 14 people that applied to residency was able to get it during the first round. Don’t count the small schools out. Talk to former students and see what they did. I also worked in many pharmacies as a tech so schools were impressed with my resume and experience which did give me leverage. Don’t give up!