Degree apprenticeship or uni?

My predicted A level grades are A*A*A*, in Maths, Further Maths and Computer Science (this was predicted up by my teachers)
I have an DTS (digital and technology solutions) software engineering offer from a large car company with partners with the university of Warwick. However, the entry requirements are two C's which just feels so low. I know most people who get into degree apprenticeships have higher grades, but the offer just seems too easy. I am also not very passionate about cars, I am more inclined towards big tech/fintech so I feel like I'll get bored or feel trapped in the car industry for the 4 years of my course.
I also hold an offer from Manchester University for Computer Science. However this was my 4th uni choice, I got rejected from my other 3 unis. Manchester requires A*A*A, with an A* in Maths and I'm worried I won't get an A* in Maths, because I struggle with the amount of content it has compared to Further Maths.
I feel like I would want to go to uni for the broader degree, internships and uni experience. And that although the degree apprenticeship earns me money and practical experience, I'm just not as sure about it because I don't care as much about cars.

My predicted A level grades are A*A*A*, in Maths, Further Maths and Computer Science (this was predicted up by my teachers)
I have an DTS (digital and technology solutions) software engineering offer from a large car company with partners with the university of Warwick. However, the entry requirements are two C's which just feels so low. I know most people who get into degree apprenticeships have higher grades, but the offer just seems too easy. I am also not very passionate about cars, I am more inclined towards big tech/fintech so I feel like I'll get bored or feel trapped in the car industry for the 4 years of my course.
I also hold an offer from Manchester University for Computer Science. However this was my 4th uni choice, I got rejected from my other 3 unis. Manchester requires A*A*A, with an A* in Maths and I'm worried I won't get an A* in Maths, because I struggle with the amount of content it has compared to Further Maths.
I feel like I would want to go to uni for the broader degree, internships and uni experience. And that although the degree apprenticeship earns me money and practical experience, I'm just not as sure about it because I don't care as much about cars.

My predicted A level grades are A*A*A*, in Maths, Further Maths and Computer Science (this was predicted up by my teachers)

I have an DTS (digital and technology solutions) software engineering offer from a large car company with partners with the university of Warwick. However, the entry requirements are two C's which just feels so low. I know most people who get into degree apprenticeships have higher grades, but the offer just seems too easy. I am also not very passionate about cars, I am more inclined towards big tech/fintech so I feel like I'll get bored or feel trapped in the car industry for the 4 years of my course.

I also hold an offer from Manchester University for Computer Science. However this was my 4th uni choice, I got rejected from my other 3 unis. Manchester requires A*A*A, with an A* in Maths and I'm worried I won't get an A* in Maths, because I struggle with the amount of content it has compared to Further Maths.

I feel like I would want to go to uni for the broader degree, internships and uni experience. And that although the degree apprenticeship earns me money and practical experience, I'm just not as sure about it because I don't care as much about cars.