I know we're all hopped up on anxiety, but let me assure everyone that no matter what your disposition, it is for good reason. This is a huge honor to be considered for one of the best pharmacy schools in the world - be proud of yourself, because i'm proud of you.
Personally, I understand the criticism about a social life from both sides of the aisle, but let me assure all the nay-sayers one thing - to get a high GPA at a competative four-year university, a high degree of socialization is required. It upsets me to hear people perceiving those with near-perfect grades of having no social skills. I've studied at three of the largest universities in the country and taught at two, so let me assure you that getting good grades requires collaboration, socialization, team-work, friendship and an outgoing mentality. Staying silent, being secluded and remaining isolated may get you good grades in the physical sciences, but there is NO way to master the social sciences (maybe your GEs fall under this category) without teamwork, friendship and communication skills. In fact, communication skills is the essence behind the ideological structure behind social science courses. Human interaction studied is human interaction applied, especially in an academic environment. That is why there are discussion courses, workshops, and TA's who actually get to know you.
If you have been rejected, as I anticipate I will be too since the pool is so competative, don't be discouraged. Stay positive and work on these perceptions of socialization by volunteering at a homeless shelter, getting involved in a peer-mentoring group or talk to the elderly at a hospice. These experiences may squash any doubt you have with your social skills on a day-to-day level and will definitely make you more confident in your social abilities.
One of the greatest lessons I have learned as a teacher is to always believe in everyone around you - it makes for a better team. I believe in you and know that even if you haven't been accepted anywhere else, you are worthy of the best for making it this far.
Keep your head up and I'M PROUD OF YOU - good grades, average grades, social skills and all!