Pharmacy is relatively narrow, so it depends on employment. Having a back door is naturally a good major. If you don't go through the back door, you will probably be a medical representative in the company in the future, that is, selling medicines. See if you are suitable for this line of work. Well done, there is still a lot of money.

For liberal arts students, there are many things to change majors, such as management and economics. For some general majors, there will be more natural employment opportunities, but the competition will be fierce in the future, because there are many people studying. So there's nothing particularly good.

If you don't have any access to the medical system and don't want to be a medical representative, change your major and study hard. Then go to work well.