Computer science graduates, especially software engineers, are in extremely high demand right now. You can earn far more than a pharmacist can as a software engineer without having to take out $200k+ loans and lose 4 years of earning potential only to graduate with poor job prospects. Many software engineers start out with $100k+ after 4 years of college or even without college. Pharmacist starting salaries are falling below $100k due to the saturation.
Your job prospects are a lot better in computer science. Contrary to popular belief, H1Bs and outsourcing are not taking away available jobs because more jobs are being created than the H1Bs (capped at 65,000/year) can fill. Computer science majors usually receive multiple job offers or more before graduation, whereas in pharmacy, you can consider yourself lucky if you get even 1 in an undesirable location/setting.
That being said, pharmacy is a poor investment compared to other fields including finance, engineering, physician assistant, and of course computer science. That is especially so since the schools you listed all cost over $40k/year in tuition. Current pharmacists (and pharmacy students) discourage others from entering pharmacy because the work environment has become terrible over the last few years, tuition and student debt continue to rise, and there is no job security as new pharmacy schools continue to pop up with no end in sight.
