Regret taking single award science

I’m on my last year of gcse and am now regretting taking single award science. Many of the uni courses I’m interested in like radiology involve a science based alevel (which I can’t take) is there an alternative way of getting around this?

just for more context , why cant you take a science a level? if you want to do radiology , biology is a good base (I don't know about the requirements of radiology but I think biology is helpful )

Tysm for replying! Taking single award science means that I’m unable to choose a science subject such as biology for my Alevels which is upsetting because I really enjoyed the bio unit of my gcse course

oh sorry , I thought it meant you get a award for every science you take eg: one for bio , one for chem etc (silly me)
I don't think it may affect you , in the sixth form near me , you just have to get 5+ in science you take ..
does single science have a higher/foundation paper?

It’s no problem and yes! I’m currently taking the higher paper, your sixth form sounds like a dream😭 but many of the sixth forms near me only allow a student to take bio, chem, or physics Alevel when they’ve previously took 2 or all 3 sciences at gcse unfortunately

It’s no problem and yes! I’m currently taking the higher paper, your sixth form sounds like a dream😭 but many of the sixth forms near me only allow a student to take bio, chem, or physics Alevel when they’ve previously took 2 or all 3 sciences at gcse unfortunately