B.Sc

The PharmD and BSc programs do differ in terms focus and therefore cannot be deemed strictly "better than" one another; it depends more on your goals. 

The Pharm D is a formal, professional doctoral degree program for individuals intending to become clinical pharmacists, provide patient care, or manage medication therapy for patients. It includes more extensive and specialized body of knowledge and training in pharmacy practice than a BSc. 

The BSc is principally an undergraduate degree which can be obtained in many subjects, and not limited to pharmacy, biochemistry, or the other Sciences, which is likely more relevant to a BSc. The BSc serves as only one step of an educational and professional journey. 

If your intent is to become a clinical pharmacist, you likely would recognize the PharmD program as favorable, while a BSc would allow for a wider range of career paths across multiple fields.