what's a psychology degree like compared to a level??

Hi my names Harry and I've applied to do a psychology degree at Reading (psychology and philosophy) UEA, Bath, Bournemouth and York (I also have offers from 3) and I was just wondering if anyone could tell me what it was like in comparison to the A-Level because I'm studying Psychology AQA A A2 right now and it is such a drag but I really loved AS.

I sort of feel like I have made a mistake with my degree choice and I feel like I'd rather do philosophy because I honestly don't want it to be like A2 psychology.

I found A level a bit of a drag as well, it was just memorising a mountain of studies (sample size, method etc) and producing really formulaic mini answers where I learnt it. I don't know if this is what you dislike as well? University is more about exploring topics in detail, you will obviously look at literature but you use it to understand a topic and build an argument rather than memorising how many participants someone had. Looking at smaller areas in more depth is much more interesting regardless of whether you like the topic or not! You will construct proper answers and essays rather than just regurgitating facts.

Yeah we have tiny studies that we have to use like 3/4 of in an essay and say how they support a very introductive description of a theory and then there is the remembering of what happened in it etc and it's all so cryptic