<p>I'm about to enter my first year in university in Ontario, Canada.. I'm considering going into a BSc. program in Pharmacy after the first or second year, but I'm still unsure. Would a good choice to be to take general science the first year since I'm unsure about what I want to do, or will this not give me the right prerequisites to get into the pharmacy program? I was thinking of taking bio, chem, phys, and calc the first year, just because I like these classes. Is this possible with a general science program, and woulud these classes be appropriate for getting accepted into the pharm program. If not, what should I be actually be doing?</p>
<p>I think the general science will work. I'm actually in a similar situation-don't worry, general science is fine. Which university are you thinking of?</p>
<p>For the pharmacy program I will probably apply to Toronto--don't know if I'll get accepted there though. Next year I'll probably just go to UofWindsor since it's close to me. What about you?</p>