A question about being able to take medicine

So I am doing the subjects, biology, chemistry and French but I recently visited a university and I was told that if I wanted to apply for the course, medicine I would have to do maths or physics so my question is should i do As physics or full A levels for physics and if so why? I feel like doing both year 12 and year 13 physics will drain me in my final year. What should I do?

So I am doing the subjects, biology, chemistry and French but I recently visited a university and I was told that if I wanted to apply for the course, medicine I would have to do maths or physics so my question is should i do As physics or full A levels for physics and if so why? I feel like doing both year 12 and year 13 physics will drain me in my final year. What should I do?

So I am doing the subjects, biology, chemistry and French but I recently visited a university and I was told that if I wanted to apply for the course, medicine I would have to do maths or physics so my question is should i do As physics or full A levels for physics and if so why? I feel like doing both year 12 and year 13 physics will drain me in my final year. What should I do?

Have you checked the university's website to confirm that the info you were given is correct? Most unis require Biology & Chemistry or Biology and another science or Chemistry and another science. It seems suspiciously incorrect to me.

So I am doing the subjects, biology, chemistry and French but I recently visited a university and I was told that if I wanted to apply for the course, medicine I would have to do maths or physics so my question is should i do As physics or full A levels for physics and if so why? I feel like doing both year 12 and year 13 physics will drain me in my final year. What should I do?