I'm currently a first year student at the university of Liverpool doing chemistry. I originally applied for maths in year 13 but went through clearing to do chemistry after shockingly unexpected results. for context, I've always had a love for maths often completing many of the maths challenges and getting decent results. My predicted grades where A*AA with in them bio maths, I never got lower then an A and often got A*s, to say it was a shock when I received a grade C in maths. my level grades turned out to be BBC - far from what I was predicted.
I started my chemistry course and didn't really like it for the first few weeks and thought id just give it a little bit of time to marinate. 8 weeks in, its safe to say I f*cking hate it, I have zero interest or passion in the subject anymore. I looked into trying to maybe do the first year of chemistry and then swapping to do maths and economics and going into the first year of that course in 2025. I really like the uni and wish to stay there but can't bear the thought of having to do chemistry. Once I discussed this with the university, they told me that the only option I would have would be to drop out of university privately resit my maths a level and reapply via UCAS. However, for me being at home a lot and not having structure in my life causes me a lot of mental health issues. The only other option I would have would to potentially go back to sixth from resit year 13 and resit all 3 of my levels. Has anybody been in a similar position, any advice or opinions on my situation would be very much appreciated.