A level advice

I want to study pharmacy in uni, but I don't know what a levels to pick.
Could I get into uni without a biology a level?

I meant without a chemistry a level

most likely not, but you'd have to look around for university entry requirements. most (especially russel groups) want 2 science subjects for any science-related degree, if not 3.
uni of manchester's pharmacy course, for example, asks for "chemistry, either mathematics or biology, and one further rigorous academic subject" so you will need chemistry even more than you will biology (which is a given considering pharmacy is the study of medicines and drugs i.e chemicals). if you don't like chemistry at all, you might wanna reevaluate what degree or career path you really want to go down because it will be essential, and will be a part of alevel biology too.

I want to study pharmacy in uni, but I don't know what a levels to pick.
Could I get into uni without a biology a level?

Okay thanks, what a level do u do (if your doing them)?

biology, geography and english! i will say that taking chemistry alongside biology can help a lot, even if you don't need it for uni. i know that there are weaknesses in my learning where people taking chemistry are often okay with and may even have a strength in because they have a greater knowledge in chemistry from taking the alevel (that's not to say it's an essential combo, but it is complementary).
feel free to ask any more questions, and best of luck with you alevel decisions!!

Thanks a lot! How are you finding biology?

i'm personally enjoying it! there have been times where i have loathed myself for taking it (since i don't actually need it for uni) but, now that i'm in year 13, i do feel as though everything is starting to come together and make sense, making it one of my favs at the moment. definitely the most difficult of mine in terms of how much you need to know-and that is definitely true of all the sciences-but, as long as you're willing to put the work in, you do cover some really interesting topics that i find are much more engaging than gcse because of the extra detail, and that always is a good sign when it comes to picking the right subjects for you! the practicals are always an added bonus too
also, just as a side note, do be aware that certain exam boards for biology have different assessment questions (i believe aqa has a 25 mark essay on one of their papers, whereas i'm on ocr a and my highest marked questions are only 6!) in case you're dead set about not doing essays or anything!