Crisis of Subjects - I don't know what to study at uni

I'm currently in Year 12, and so I'm beginning to look at unis and what to do as a degree.

I study Chemistry, Sociology, and English Lang/Lit - it's a weird combination I know, but I like them all and originally planned to study English or Law at uni and just chose chem cuz I liked it.

Then due to studying it at A-level, I started to really love chemistry and then started looking at degrees.

This is when it becomes annoying. Since Christmas I have been planning to study chemistry and because I only do one science I planned on going to the University of York where the entry requirements are A*AA - my predicted grades are A*A*A.

I went to York's open day yesterday (01/07/2023), and I basically lost all faith that I could ever study chemistry with only chem A-level as they said they're unlikely to accept anyone who doesn't do another science/maths. Now I'm stuck.

I'm currently in Year 12, and so I'm beginning to look at unis and what to do as a degree.

I study Chemistry, Sociology, and English Lang/Lit - it's a weird combination I know, but I like them all and originally planned to study English or Law at uni and just chose chem cuz I liked it.

Then due to studying it at A-level, I started to really love chemistry and then started looking at degrees.

This is when it becomes annoying. Since Christmas I have been planning to study chemistry and because I only do one science I planned on going to the University of York where the entry requirements are A*AA - my predicted grades are A*A*A.

I went to York's open day yesterday (01/07/2023), and I basically lost all faith that I could ever study chemistry with only chem A-level as they said they're unlikely to accept anyone who doesn't do another science/maths. Now I'm stuck.

I would study English as my 2nd choice, but I know my parents would hate that I'm changing my mind - they don't care what I study just that I'm now deciding on something else after having my heart set on chemistry.

I also don't even know if I'd enjoy English as a degree. I like the A-level, but I love chemistry, and I think I'd always kinda regret not doing science more. But I'd also regret not doing English more as it's always been my "gifted and talented" subject.

Any help or advice would be appreciated.

TLDR: hopes of a chem degree were crushed due to bad A-level choices so now I'm floundering.

I'm currently in Year 12, and so I'm beginning to look at unis and what to do as a degree.

I study Chemistry, Sociology, and English Lang/Lit - it's a weird combination I know, but I like them all and originally planned to study English or Law at uni and just chose chem cuz I liked it.

Then due to studying it at A-level, I started to really love chemistry and then started looking at degrees.

This is when it becomes annoying. Since Christmas I have been planning to study chemistry and because I only do one science I planned on going to the University of York where the entry requirements are A*AA - my predicted grades are A*A*A.

I went to York's open day yesterday (01/07/2023), and I basically lost all faith that I could ever study chemistry with only chem A-level as they said they're unlikely to accept anyone who doesn't do another science/maths. Now I'm stuck.

I would study English as my 2nd choice, but I know my parents would hate that I'm changing my mind - they don't care what I study just that I'm now deciding on something else after having my heart set on chemistry.

I also don't even know if I'd enjoy English as a degree. I like the A-level, but I love chemistry, and I think I'd always kinda regret not doing science more. But I'd also regret not doing English more as it's always been my "gifted and talented" subject.

Any help or advice would be appreciated.

TLDR: hopes of a chem degree were crushed due to bad A-level choices so now I'm floundering.