I was dismissed from one of the top pharmacy schools in the country. I applied as a sophomore in college and was accepted without an undergraduate degree. The school was 10 hours away from my hometown. I went from living with my family to living on my own. I didn't know anyone in the new city. I literally changed my whole life to attend pharmacy school. When school started, I immediately had stress over the move and feelings of sadness which I attributed to being homesick. I noticed my grades were low which is not like me at all. Most of the class was also struggling so it didn't worry me as much. I studied a lot more and sought help from tutors. However, as the semester went on I noticed my grades didn't improve and my classmates' grades did. I also started noticing I couldn't sleep. I was constantly crying over small unimportant things. I also had difficulty concentrating and remembering things. Around mid-semester, I had an really bad cold and I decided to go to the doctor. I was shocked to find out I had a flu. He also explained to me that I had anxiety and depression. My doctor expressed that he'd wish I had come to him sooner because any medicine he gave me wouldn't affect me until around finals week. I missed a week of school because of the flu and it made me become even more behind in my school work and studying. I spoke to my advisor about it and I also spoke to the assistant dean of admissions. I asked if I could medically withdraw. They urged me to look for study tips and tutors and not withdraw. I did seek help but my grades didn't improve. By finals week I didn't have a chance of passing any of my classes. However, I had been taking my medications for about a month and I scored 70s and above on all my finals. This was a huge improvement. I definitely saw the medicine helping me. My final grades weren't enough to boost my overall grades and I still failed most of my classes. I was academically dismissed. I had a meeting with a committee to appeal their decision to dismiss me. However it seemed like more of a formality and they attributed my poor grades to a lack of studying. I explained to them that I suffered from anxiety and depression and was not aware of it until I was in pharmacy school. It seemed like they didn't care. They also urged me to look into a different career path. I appealed to the dean and he expressed he didn't want to take anymore of my money. I was dismissed in the end. I came back to my old university the same week and started a new semester in a different field of study. I have been getting A's and not having anxiety or depression. It seems like I don't have anything. I am still on medication but it definitely works. However, I do not like my new field of study. I want to go back to pharmacy school. I'm still very active with the pharmacy organizations on campus. I'm also working as a pharmacy technician. I am going to be taking the PCAT again to improve my score. I want advice on whether I should finish my new degree (accounting) or finish my biology degree. What is the likelihood that I will be admitted into the same or another pharmacy school? How will my dismissal affect me?