What classes are needed to become a doctor pharmasict?

To become a doctor of pharmacy (Pharm.D.), students typically need to complete prerequisite courses in Biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics, along with coursework in anatomy, pharmacology, and pharmacotherapy. Most programs also require completion of a Pharm.D. curriculum that includes clinical rotations and experiential training. Additionally, students must pass the Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT) for admission into Pharm.D. programs and subsequently pass licensing examinations to practice as a pharmacist.