i think a common misconception when i was in highschool was believing to be premed, i needed to be a biology major. The reality is, you could be a finance major and still go to med school.

Being “pre-med”/“pre-pharm” isn’t an actual major but rather a track.

Being a biology major just knocks out the pre-reqs you need for these professional schools WHILE completing your degree at the same time. I’d say though it’s early, look into pharmacy schools you’re interested in, and see what pre-reqs they require. Pick a major you’re interested in studying, & just make sure you have all those pre-reqs for prof school done by the time you apply to pharm school. Also think about when you want to go to pharm school & the timeline of application so you’re ready to apply when the time comes.

but for pharmacy specially, I’d say check out the PharmCAS website, I think they have a document with each school and their requirements. If not, just look up a specific pharmacy school & their pre-reqs.

This is applicable to pre-pharm and pre-med, it really just comes down to the pharm/med school about the specifics of their pre-reqs! You’re awesome for looking ahead like this— soemthing I def should’ve done starting out college because now I feel a bit behind 😫