Withdrawing from university and accommodation

I take it this is not university owned accommodation as pretty normal for private accommodation to not release you from the contract unless you find a replacement tenant.

Hello, I'm Niko and I'm very confused and anxious over university. This is my first time writing here, and I am confused on the process of cancelling my university offer. I have applied for a law degree (undergraduate) and have paid a License Fee for accommodation and have secured a room.
My issue is that I no longer want to go to university as I want to do a different course which requires an A level that I don't have (I will go on to do the A level so that I can apply for the course).
The university I applied to doesn't offer the course I want to do, so I no longer want to go to this university, and have tried to cancel the accommodation but have been told that I need to find a different tenant.
I want to completely drop out of this university, and I am waiting for my A level results, as I haven't started the first year yet, but I'm not sure what will happen with the accommodation contract, will me withdrawing from the university automatically cancel the accommodation? Please help, any responses are highly appreciated.
Also, the wording in my contract is very confusing (English is my second language), so I have tried to do research but nothing useful is coming up.

Can you not pay an early termination fee or something?

No they emailed me saying I either have to pay the fees anyway or find a new tenant.

Which university? What is the wording in your contract?

Can you not pay an early termination fee or something?

Coventry University, “You may terminate this agreement in writing: at any time prior to the Period of Occupation if you have not yet taken occupation of the Room”, I’m not sure whether this is saying if I can cancel the accommodation before I secure it or?