To the OP, you should relax and enjoy your summer if you've already been accepted to a school. Basically, you're going to have to apply for a pharmacy student internship license (better not have any felonies), which enables you to pretty much do ALMOST everything the pharmacist does (which is not the same as being a pharmacy technician regardless of what anyone says). Once you receive this license, you're golden to get started into a myriad of different training pipe-lines that different pharmacies have to offer. They will take the time to train you because they know that in the end, if they put time and money into you, then you'll ultimately decide to come on board with them when you receive your PharmD. If it's the free experience you're after, then get involved with your local area's hospital, because that's your best bet to get behind the pharmacy counter without having to go through a lot of red tape (especially at VA hospitals). Hope this helps.