Any Pharmacists here? Need advice!

As a high school senior, I am starting to apply for schools. I am interested in becoming a pharmacist, and some schools have programs where you go into 2 years of pre-pharmacy before going into their 4-year pharmacy program. However, some people also get a chemistry degree first and then go into the 4-year pharmacy program. Is having a chemistry or biology degree more advantageous than doing the 2 years of pre-pharmacy?

I'm no pharmacist so I wouldn't know, but I have been drilled to take chemistry and biology if I want to get into any medical or medicinal field. Which is why I plan on becoming a lawyer.

If I were you, I'd talk to not only a school counselor, but also either a few pharmacists in the field or counselors at the places you're applying or planning on applying to. Get a few opinions and see which way's up.

i'm a street pharmacist. 
 
does that count?

I work at a Pharmacy and was talking to the Pharmacist about how he got into the career, and he pretty much told me that it takes a lot longer and is harder to get into the field. 
 
If that meens anything to you, don't let it discourage you :P

Someone called for a freelance pharmacist?

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Maybe if you looked into working at a pharmacutical company?

The main thing that will get you into pharmacy is your GPA. A chemistry or biological degree is usually unnecessary to apply to most pharmacy schools,  the school that I attend admits pharmacy students from the first year, for instance.  The biology and chemistry that you learn there will also be different from that which you learned in your undergraduate program anyway.