Pharmacy school isn't competitive. The average applicant-to-acceptance ratio is around 4:1. You'll get in as more people are competing for spots in medical and PA schools (The most competitive PA schools have ratios of 20:1). You'll have no trouble getting into pharmacy school with your stats. If you're really worried, take the initiative and contact the dean(s) at the pharmacy schools you want to attend. You may be able to set up an appointment with them, and they will be able to tell you what you need to work on if there is any areas for improvement.
That being said, what is important is minimizing debt. If you spend 200K+ to get a pharmacy degree, then you're doing it wrong. It should only cost you 90-100K max total. You're gonna be screwed financially if you spend 200K on a pharmacy degree.
The best way to minimize debt is to go to your state's flagship university. DO NOT under any circumstances go to a for-profit private school (they actually exist). They will charge you an arm and a leg (200K+ in loans) and provide you with a subpar education. There are plenty of horror stories about students who were mistreated by for-profit schools in these forums. Avoid them like the plague. Heck, I would avoid nonprofit, private schools also, as they are also very expensive. (Sorry about that rant)
tl;dr Public schools are cheap. Contact the pharmacy dean at the state university; you can set up a meeting where they will look over your stats and give you a fair assessment of getting in.
