so i'm deciding right now what to study at university and

How difficult/easy is it to become a pharmacist?
Is there any point in a very old fag who has never been to college to try for that or is it futile?

>>18493196
HA. There is a big difference between communicating for work and actual socializing. In fact, they're totally different. I have great customer service skills, make my living in customer service, and have 0 friends and no gf.

You'll develop those work communication skills with some practice. Afraid I can't help you with actual socializing

>>18493201
from what i've heard the courses are very difficult but once you have the degree it's pretty easy to get a job because pharmacists are needed everywhere. i live in germany though so it might be different where you live.

>>18493207
that's nice to hear!

>>18493196
>can i learn how to talk to people in a few years? and if yes, how should i do that?
Sure, just get a job in retail. Social skills and relevant experience, all in one. Nothing made me come out of my shell more than working retail

>my other option is to study something about computer science and hope to get a job as a programmer or something but i have no idea if that even interests me. also is it even true that you can work all by yourself as a programmer or is it just a myth?
Even with STEM, you need social skills to get a good job. You're either working for an employer who expects you to be able to talk to and get along with your coworkers, or if you're doing freelancing work, you'd need to be able to talk to your clients.