Hey. From what I've heard, much of the chemistry we've taken up to this point, from general chemistry to organic chemistry, will not be used in the same manner in pharmacy school. Some have told me we will need to have a strong foundation in anatomy and physiology, especially the latter, in order to understand how drugs exert their effects on the body. The chemistry we will probably use is more applicable to the human body and does not involve the tedious calculations of general chemistry thermodynamics. In fact, at Nova, unlike many other schools, there is no actual course taught in medicinal chemistry. I wouldn't mind some organic chemistry though, since I did well in it and loved it.