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First off, you are still wrong on the income. This comes directly from the Bureau of Labor: Pharmacists
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Why are you giving me salaries from 2004? Those postings from careerbuilder are actual companies that want to hire pharmacists. I don't see how you can argue with it.
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"C" does not mean anything. A C in med school is not a C in law school is not a C in undergrad is not a C in vet school is not a C in pharmacy school. You cannot compare them and make any reasonable conclusions. Saying that they can get C's doesn't tell us anything about the rigor of the coursework itself.
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I can easily argue that computer science classes are even harder. What's so hard about pharmacy subjects? They only need to take Calc 1 in undergrad. The math that they do is simple compared to someone majoring in computer science, and pharmacists don't have to come up with algorithms. A C is very easy to get.
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Truck drivers, nurses, and mostly jobs people don't necessarily "want to do." That's how it works.
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Does a college prevent them from pursuing it though? NOPE. Most truckers don't make a lot anyways. There's also over 3 million of them so of course no one is preventing anybody from getting the job. I would like to see the salary of a pharmacist go down to its equilibrium value
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OP, I just don't get your bitterness.
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Well, when you have idiotic education requirements of course I'm going to be bitter. Some how a pharmacist gets more than a R&D scientist with Ph.D. Makes no sense at all.