Every school I applied to required it. I suggest the calculus-based version instead of the watered-down algebra one. I did not understand calculus until I took physics; it all clicked together then.
I feel you would only be cheating yourself if you managed to find a school that did not require physics. True, you don't need a lot of true physics knowledge as a pharmacist, but it will totally teach you a WAY of thinking, a way to tackle problems. And, you might find it useful in pharmaceutics (although I found my p-chem background more useful there, but it's all related).
I think you need to reconsider your course schedule to make physics fit into it. If your school doesn't offer physics I this fall, look for other local schools that do. If pharmacy is truly your goal, then you can find a way to take physics.
Sorry, I know this is probably not what you wanted to hear.