That's always a comforting thing to know, especially with the current concern that one cannot do much after finishing a science degree. People can't do much after science degrees because their brains have been completely fried by equations and all-night labs. Jobs are easy to find for pharmacology majors because of their specific knowledge. Drug Doctors Michaelis notes that pharmacologists usually need doctorate degrees. It gives them a little more independence.
Some people just love hearing 'Doctor' before their names.
Suen tends to agree. I know that in general, most majors of pharmacology do continue on with school. Some end up as professors. Some go on to work in the drug industry. Some, I have heard, have the opportunity to go into industry practically right after undergraduate studies.