Psychology or Speech and Langauge therapy at university?

I am an a-level (AS) student currently studying Biology, Psychology, English Language and Ancient history (I am going to drop history in A2 year).
I am confused over whether to pick Speech and Language Therapy or Psychology at university, i am interested in the medical/ biological/ health, more practical side to psychology. The thing is Speech and language therapy is that it is focused on one specific career and high rates of employment after the course, but this is a bad thing too, i am a very indecisive person and i dont want to regret choosing such a specific course, also not many unis in the UK have it as a course, Psychology is more of an open subject but requires further extensive study to be able to successfully pursue an actual career as a psychiatrist of any sort....i dont want to study for so long, i know that with psychology i can do placements and extra things alongside my undergrad course but im not sure, im completely split between the two...are there any SLT or psychology uni students that could offer any advice? i want to have a clear idea so that i can start finding specific work placements and do my personal statement etc....its stressful being do confused :/..thank you :

I am looking to swap to psychology and speech pathology combined at MMU - how many weeks study is it? I am trying to do a finance calculator but don't know where to find this info.

Not really sure - when I did my bursary application I just picked which course I was doing and the computer did the rest - I did hear mention of 34 weeks on the SLT thread some time ago but don't know for sure - sorry! Are you switching from straight SLT course at ManMet?

No I am down to study psychology and counselling studies at Salford -but Psych and SLT has always been my first choice. I was rejected originally as personal statement was too psych based (all courses I applied for had a psych element) but have surpassed the entry requirement for it on my access course so can use adjustment just hoping and praying I get in.

Oh I see - how does adjustment work? Do you have to wait until A level results are out to see if anyone has missed the grades (hope thats not me eek)? I see the course has gone from ucas extra so presume the don't have any known vacancies yet.Good luck!