Salaries after starting vary tremendously. Like most other things you will get the best advice from talking to people in the Pharmacy world. Discuss this with your local pharmacist and any other pharmacist you can find. Discuss it with drug representatives. Talk to students at each institution.
Many institutions are famous for research and obtain a good name, but teach poorly.
It is important that you decide your future course. Famous institutions will allow research and open doors, but they may not produce the best clinical pharmacists. I am struggling in regualar Biology and can't seem to grasp any of the concepts. I also realized I dislike chemistry. Fortunately, liking chemistry is not a requisite for medical school, but getting a good grade is.