regretting university decision (entering year 2)

Is it too late to switch courses or restart uni from year one in another university?

I am a 1st year overseas student studying law at The University of Nottingham. I got in last year even though it was my insurance choice, I declined my firm choice - Kings for philosophy BA (they rejected me for law and offered me philosophy instead). My parents believed that a degree in philosophy would not provide me with a clear employment perspective compared to a law degree once I finished uni (since I intend to return to my country to work once i graduate in the uk). However, i've always wanted to go to a london uni since i was in year 9, especially King's. I didnt mean nottingham was horrible, in fact the campus is very lovely the teaching staff are nice and friendly too! However, I did not get along well here; I always felt a lack of belonging, and I was even diagnosed with depression (seeing a GP regularly) after i got here. There weren't many international students in my course, and I tried hard to make friends with the locals, but they didn't seem very welcoming, so I assumed it was my fault. I continued overthinking, which lowered my self-esteem. And now, my parents are quite concerned about my condition; I don't want to worry them, but deep down within, I still wanted to switch to a london uni with my frds, although I know it may not come out as well as I had hoped. I don't know if I should be honest with my parents and talk to them.

Is it too late to switch courses or restart uni from year one in another university?

I am a 1st year overseas student studying law at The University of Nottingham. I got in last year even though it was my insurance choice, I declined my firm choice - Kings for philosophy BA (they rejected me for law and offered me philosophy instead). My parents believed that a degree in philosophy would not provide me with a clear employment perspective compared to a law degree once I finished uni (since I intend to return to my country to work once i graduate in the uk). However, i've always wanted to go to a london uni since i was in year 9, especially King's. I didnt mean nottingham was horrible, in fact the campus is very lovely the teaching staff are nice and friendly too! However, I did not get along well here; I always felt a lack of belonging, and I was even diagnosed with depression (seeing a GP regularly) after i got here. There weren't many international students in my course, and I tried hard to make friends with the locals, but they didn't seem very welcoming, so I assumed it was my fault. I continued overthinking, which lowered my self-esteem. And now, my parents are quite concerned about my condition; I don't want to worry them, but deep down within, I still wanted to switch to a london uni with my frds, although I know it may not come out as well as I had hoped. I don't know if I should be honest with my parents and talk to them.