Lol most of the current testing method has been constructed and changed dramatically because of student feedback. there is this impossible cycle of one class complaining about something so they change it and then the next class complains about the change and asks for it to be put back the other way.
Back when I went there we had 7 exams per class per semester, and retake exams the following week with ELE's at the end of the semester.
I still found the time to work 50+hrs/week on average, maintained perfect attendance for 4 years, and felt very prepared for my clinical rotations.
There are real things to complain about such as the localized saturation of pharmacists (starting wages 2012 58$/hr, 2016 54$/hr, 2021 48$/hr), or the completely spread thin clinical rotation opportunities, or the single digit match rate of actual accredited clinical residencies...
But you need to realize youre in a professional program which is advocating itself as the 2nd most important role in healthcare. you gotta go through some kind of hell to get there and the only thing unethical would be to remove some of that rigor and have pharmacists accidentally kill people.