I moved to the UK last year. I thought I’d go to university because I’ve already finished my senior high school in my country but I was wrong. I had to go to college to acquire the necessary entry requirements for universities since my qualification from my country wasn’t accredited. I moved to the UK to join my family, my dad who is a british citizen. When i enrolled at college, I didn’t know anything about the education system here, I was so confused but the teacher gave me the courses needed to pursue a career in medicine or healthcare. They made me take 2 gcses and 2 btecs. Through out the year I realized that in order to go to medicine I need A levels from biology, chemistry, and physics plus minimum of 5 gcses. I was so stressed because I don’t even know if I’m doing the right thing and I was limited with my choice as I wasn’t able to take the right A levels due to the fact that I didn’t have gcses. Now, I’m in my last year in college and have decided to take the longer route of taking biomedical science as my pre med degree but I’ve also did some research about the student finance and by the time I’ll go to uni, I’ll only be here for 2 years and don’t have indefinite leave to remain. I only have a biometric residence permit, dependant visa. So I don’t know if I’d be eligible. This stress me a lot because I don’t know what to do. Will it be worth it? Will taking bsc biomedical science worth it to go the grad entry medical science? Also my college won’t let me to take a 3rd year because of my age so I won’t be able to take the right A levels for medicine. Should I transfer college and take the right A levels? Should I continue my btecs and take a gap year for biomed bsc and so I’d get student finance? I don’t know what to do, please help me.