Do pharmacy schools prefer certain undergraduate majors over others? I know that there are certain course prerequisites, but do they statistically reject more of the nonscience majors? Thanks

Why don't you look for a school that has a straight 6 year PharmD program?

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I don't know the statistics, but at my school the majority of students are science/math mother majors in school. I think pharmacy schools look for people who are strong in science/math but are also well rounded in their education. It is very nice having fine art, psychology, etc majors in class. The humanities are important in making the human experience more meaningful.