you don't need a bachelors to go into most pharmacy programs. You can do a accelerated 3 year pharmd. program, but you still need to do the prereques. (which takes about 2 years to do, if you don't have a bs in bio).
So quickest way in and out of pharmacy for a person with no college experience is 5 years (2 yrs jc + 3 yrs pharmd program). Keep in mind though, in order to do this, you need to plan your classes really well, drop no classes, and make sure you have done the prereq. needed to get into the bio/chem classes, give up your summer, and maintain a high gpa. You need to have your crap together. Many people can't handle the course load, but if you are willing, you can do it (i did it in 1 and 1/2 years actually).
Before I went to college, I printed the prereq. sheet from 3 pharmd programs, and then I broke it down (ex. if all schools required chem, that would be the first class I took, if only one school required biochem, i took that last). I then drew up a spreadsheet of classes to take, and in what order to take them, and which schools I would be eligible to apply first based on the classes I took. The spreadsheet was great, because at the end of 1 and 1/2 years, I was eligible to apply to 3 schools. If I didnt get in that year, the next year, i would be done with additional prereq that made me eligible to apply to pretty much any pharmd program. Also, because I did the spreadsheet way, I spread out the bio classes, and chem classes, to the point that I never had a hard bio class with a hard chem class. I was able to maintain a 3.9 gpa.
good luck.
