There are likely to be other possible causes, so ask your doctor about your symptoms. 1  Rash. 2  Itchy rash - see causes of itchy rash. 3  Skin inflammation. 4  Pregnancy. Spots. 5  Blisters. Allergies. 6  Hives. Dry  skin. Fungal 1  infection. Some causes of local reaction or a particular area of skin itching include:  Eczema.
Now, technically, pharmacy schools don't require you to get a bachelors degree. It only takes 2 years to finish all those required courses. If you wanted to speed through, it'd take you 5 years (2 yrs in undergrad, and then 3 yrs at a school like UOP). Or, 6 years at a regular schedule pharm school. However, pharmacy is extremely competitive. So, many applicants get a bachelors degree (4 yrs or so) before applying to pharm school in order to look better on the application. Doing that, it'd take you 8 yrs (4 undergrad, 4 pharm school) or 7 at a school like UOP.
The minimum required classes include physics, chemistry, organic chemistry and biology. Most pharmacy applicants have at least three years of undergraduate work, according to the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, and a bachelor's degree may give you an advantage. Although many prospective pharmacy students major in chemistry, no particular major is required.