What courses could I do at University with these A levels?

I received my GCSE results yesterday and I got an A* in Art and Design, A in my Core Science, B in my Additional Science, B in my Chemistry (I did further science in secondary school), B in Religious Studies, A in History and a C in Maths. I'm very pleased with my results and I went to enrol to do A level Maths, Biology and Chemistry but I wasn't able to qualify to study them as I needed at least a B in Maths. I decided to change my A levels to Biology, English Combined (both literature and language), Psychology and Sociology (as my AS level). I was wondering whether those A levels are any good or useful and I would appreciate it if someone could tell me what kind of jobs and degrees I could get with those A levels. I'm pretty disappointed that I couldn't do Chemistry at A level because all of the University courses that I'm interested in need both Biology and Chemistry. I don't really care for Maths and I don't want to be a doctor in any way, but I think I do want to work in medicine in some way or maybe be a therapist. I'm not entirely sure what I want to study, but what are my options in both careers and degrees with the A levels that I'm going to study? Thank you.

I received my GCSE results yesterday and I got an A* in Art and Design, A in my Core Science, B in my Additional Science, B in my Chemistry (I did further science in secondary school), B in Religious Studies, A in History and a C in Maths. I'm very pleased with my results and I went to enrol to do A level Maths, Biology and Chemistry but I wasn't able to qualify to study them as I needed at least a B in Maths. I decided to change my A levels to Biology, English Combined (both literature and language), Psychology and Sociology (as my AS level). I was wondering whether those A levels are any good or useful and I would appreciate it if someone could tell me what kind of jobs and degrees I could get with those A levels. I'm pretty disappointed that I couldn't do Chemistry at A level because all of the University courses that I'm interested in need both Biology and Chemistry. I don't really care for Maths and I don't want to be a doctor in any way, but I think I do want to work in medicine in some way or maybe be a therapist. I'm not entirely sure what I want to study, but what are my options in both careers and degrees with the A levels that I'm going to study? Thank you.