how can i get into a uni course which requires a levels that i don’t study?

i want to do neuroscience, but i’m doing eng lit, chem, and socio. i tried changing lit to bio or psych but by the time i asked it was too late.

Gap year and take the required A-level/s?

that seems so long tho im currently in year 12

I know what you mean, same thing happened to me when I tried to do a master in Computer Science and did not have the requirements. I ended up starting from scratch as an undergraduate. It will be more expensive, of course, but my passion for the tech field and knowing where I want to be in the future are things that help me forget this burden. So try to see if it's worth it to do so.

I think you meant to quote someone else

i want to do neuroscience, but i’m doing eng lit, chem, and socio. i tried changing lit to bio or psych but by the time i asked it was too late.

it's 1 year?
The alternative would be a foundation year which would be: more expensive and less well recognised....and would also take 1 year extra

As above, the quickest, cheapest route which leaves the most options open is to take a year out and do the required AL subjects.If you're heading into neuroscience then you can't balk at the first hurdle.

im confused can you elaborate how would me taking a gap year help? and how would i take the necessary subjects after a gap year if ive already finished a levels?

do you mean a gap year after year 12?

Finish your current 3 A levels and then sit Biology A level in a year

Alternatively speak to your college and see if they'd allow you to stay on for "Year 14" in which case ask if you can sit an AS level in one or two of your subjects this year and then start A level Biology and Psychology next year alongside the remaining A level from your current set and finish them during a year 14.

Finish your current 3 A levels and then sit Biology A level in a year

Alternatively speak to your college and see if they'd allow you to stay on for "Year 14" in which case ask if you can sit an AS level in one or two of your subjects this year and then start A level Biology and Psychology next year alongside the remaining A level from your current set and finish them during a year 14.

yeah that would be 4/5 years altogether i’m not sure but i’ll see about the year 14.

about the foundation year, how would that work? do i need specific requirements for it?

i want to do neuroscience, but i’m doing eng lit, chem, and socio. i tried changing lit to bio or psych but by the time i asked it was too late.

no it wouldn't it's just 1 year extra before starting university - Yr 12 (this year) 2023/24, Yr 13 2024/25, gap year to take Bio/Psych (either independently or as Yr 14 with your school) 2025/26, start degree Sept 2026.

i want to do neuroscience, but i’m doing eng lit, chem, and socio. i tried changing lit to bio or psych but by the time i asked it was too late.