Is it possible to pursue neuropsychology?

I am aware that there is some biology and chemistry integrated in this field
My current A-levels are business, economics and sociology.
Would it be possible to become a neuropsychologist by pursuing an undergrad in pure psychology and then doing whatever is necessary after that such as masters.
or will my A-levels be taken into account in terms of neuropsychology?

As fare as I'm aware, no. I am also planning to pursue neuropsychology (specifically clinical neuropsychology) and my a-levels are psychology, philosophy and english literature. Once you have completed an undergraduate degree in psychology you will likely be able to become qualified via a masters or in my case, as I am interested in the clinical applications, a doctorate. Also in your undergraduate degree there will likely be an opportunity for you to choose to conduct research into/study neuropsychology - or at least there is in the degrees I am applying to.

thank you so much for replying! i thought I was doomed because I am taking a combination of 'soft' a-levels that are unrelated to psychology and science.

I am aware that there is some biology and chemistry integrated in this field
My current A-levels are business, economics and sociology.
Would it be possible to become a neuropsychologist by pursuing an undergrad in pure psychology and then doing whatever is necessary after that such as masters.
or will my A-levels be taken into account in terms of neuropsychology?