I picked the wrong A- levels and always have regrets

I know some medical schools allow you to do medical based subjects and then if you do well in the first year, you can change to medicine. Or you could do a masters in medicine. Or a trial period during A level e.g asking your teacher if you can sit an exam and with you get a certain mark, you can do bio/chem but it depends on your school

For Law, you don't need any specific A level subjects - Unis just want 3 grades.
If you want to now switch to a STEM degree, there are specific STEM Foundation year courses at some Unis for those who have good grade expectations, but in the 'wrong' A level subjects. Examples :
Science Foundation Year | University of Southampton
Science With Foundation Year - The University of Nottingham
Etc.

I know some medical schools allow you to do medical based subjects and then if you do well in the first year, you can change to medicine. Or you could do a masters in medicine. Or a trial period during A level e.g asking your teacher if you can sit an exam and with you get a certain mark, you can do bio/chem but it depends on your school

oh no way I never knew that. Thank you!!
That’s very helpful
Do you think swapping a levels is a good idea half way through year 12 or is it too risky 😭

Hey, so basically I initially was put in foundation gcse maths which I wanted to switch to higher in as I was doing higher sciences for gcse, and was thinking about taking bio and chem for a level. My teacher never allowed me to do higher maths, despite the fact that I was already on a grade 5 for foundation, I was very determined and willing to work harder to achieve a good grade for higher maths, but she never let me take this opportunity.
Fastforward to a levels, this limited my opportunities as stem subjects like bio and chem were only available with a grade 6 in maths, which was completely out of my control and down to my teacher who didn’t allow me to do higher maths, despite the fact that i got 7s and 8s in sciences. This left me with only a few possible a level options and so I picked a few of the ones I know I did good at for gcses: English literature (8 at gcse) Geography (7 at gcse) and Psychology (7 at gcse)
At some point along the line. I thought taking law at degree level would be a good idea, however I always change my mind. Rn, I feel like doing stem subjects and doing medicine or something within healthcare which is impossible due to my a level combo. This is really stressing me out as I feel I have a lack of passion for my subjects right now like English literature with such awful poetry and history involved within it that has made me so sick of it. I just want to swap subjects more than anything and Idk what to do.
Any advice please?? would be much appreciated