Unless the college you are going to has a school of pharmacy, they probably will not have a "pre-pharm" curriculum because each school requires different pre-requisites. I would suggest you research about 3-6 schools you want to apply to and compare the pre-req coursework at each school you're interested in. Try to find schools with as much overlap as possible in their requirements. I was able to find a lot of schools with identical or very similar requirements. If you've already gotten your bachelor's, you will most likely want to condense the amount of pre-pharm courses as much as possible, especially if you didn't study something in the basic sciences. It generally takes 2 years to complete the pre-pharm stuff, maybe an extra semester or two, but you might have some courses like english or history requirements done. You will want schools with similar requirements because if each school had 1-2 extra courses that you had to take specific to only 1 school, that would be an extra 6-12 classes you would have to take for those unique classes (1-2 extra semesters!) if you were applying to 6 schools for example.
For your second question: Although most schools will accept CC credits, pharmacy is a super competitive field. Some schools will only accept 9-10% of their applicant pool (keep in mind pharmacy class sizes range from about 85-150 people, and I've been in applicant pools as large as 1600 before). You can certainly do a lot of pre-pharm at CC, but you want to make yourself look as competitive as possible on paper to get an interview. I would suggest taking the courses at a university if possible and you can afford it. Personally, I don't think CC looks as competitive during admissions (others may disagree with me here and please feel free to offer your opinion in reply), but that shouldn't deter you from applying if that's your only option. Being that you do already have a bachelor's from a university, this may not matter as much in your situation though.
