Finishing high school abroad - any chances to get into a pharmacy school here?

[Sarastro]

Hello!
The fact is I finished high school in Russia, entered the university but didn't start and moved to USA, a few months ago. Then decided to go to the community college and maybe continue education in medicine or financing...so I was preparing for community college and suddenly one of my friends told me about six-year pharmacy programs for those who finished high school and want to get into pharmacy (because I really do love chemistry, biology). But, I think we don't have any six-year programs here, so I'm going to apply for east-coast colleges, such as Rutgers, Massachussets college of health...etc. My GPA is 3.6, evaluated into american system and I'm going to pass TOEFL and SAT...actually I took placement test in local college and succeded very well, higher than usually students do...but still I'm afraid of non-passing those two tests. And worrying about financial aid - I cannot afford the cost of the course and I need almost full coverage of it, maybe I can apply for some scholarships too, I don't know...and what about letters of recommendation - should I ask my teachers in Russia, then get them here and translate??

So how d'you think - do I have any chances? (for six-year program, of course)

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[Sarastro]

And I participated in different kinds of curricular and non-curricular activities - but there, in Russia, i don't know if they regard it or not.