I'm a UCSF student, and I got one C in my whole five years of undergrad. Many B-'s, A's, A-'s, B's, and B+'s. Its only your second year, but you have to dedicate yourself to this. If pharmacy school is something you REALLY want, you may have to make sacrifices so that you can get better grades. If your major is too hard, then I would switch out to a major that is more doable for you. My major was super hard, and I don't know that it added brownie points
I got in to USC. I have few Cs from my third and fourth year, withdrew from a class, failed and repeated a class. But, I have many leadership and research experiences. Also, I did a bunch of networking. As long as you are really passionate about the profession, one way or another, you'll get in.
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