What studies are required to become a pharmacist? What program should one take in college, and then at university, and afterwards?

To become a pharmacist, one must obtain a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy. The program typically lasts for 4 years and is offered at certain universities in Quebec. It is recommended to complete a DEC in Science before pursuing this program. It is important to ensure that all prerequisite courses are completed before applying. Admission to the pharmacy program may be competitive, so don't be discouraged if you are not accepted right away. You may have the option to start a different program at university and switch to pharmacy later on. It is also a good idea to gain practical experience by shadowing at a pharmacy. Pharmacists have a variety of responsibilities and opportunities to help alleviate pressure on emergency services.