Help me choose which course should I pick for engineering??

Hello, I study Physics and design engineering a level and applied law as a Btec. I always wanted to study Biomedical engineering but got a 6 in maths and couldn’t take maths alevel. I applied for foundation years at UCL and Cardiff University for biomedical engineering, and Reading University for first year entry as they accepted just physics. I also applied at Loughborough University for biomaterials engineering, which I later found to be not for me. I also applied to Manchester University for mechanical engineering with foundation year. I got accepted for all of them and I’m leaning towards UCL and Reading more. UCL however is very expensive and I would have to do an extra year but it’s really good uni and I really like it. Whereas for Reading it’s a campus uni which I like and it’s willing to give me a scholarship and I wouldn’t have to do a foundation year. Therefore, I don’t know what to pick. Help?

I would do Maths A Level privately and then revise your options after. A Levels by themselves have no entry requirements (none set by the exam boards). It's only the individual colleges that set the entry requirements.
If you feel confident, then do the extra A Level privately.
In terms of the type of engineering, I would go for something in mechanical engineering - mechanical engineering will allow you to go into biomedical engineering as well as mechanical engineering (on top of several other subdisciplines). Manchester is probably the most well known for engineering, so I would lean more towards that. However, if you have to pick between UCL and Reading, then I would lean more towards UCL.
Do note, if you did Maths A Level by yourself and got the necessary grade, you wouldn't need to sit the foundation year. I doesn't change the fact that London is still expensive though.

Thank you that was very helpful. When it comes to taking alevel maths I wish I knew that when I was still in yr12 because I think it’s pointless to do it now. I will defo look more into my Manchester offer

Hello, I study Physics and design engineering a level and applied law as a Btec. I always wanted to study Biomedical engineering but got a 6 in maths and couldn’t take maths alevel. I applied for foundation years at UCL and Cardiff University for biomedical engineering, and Reading University for first year entry as they accepted just physics. I also applied at Loughborough University for biomaterials engineering, which I later found to be not for me. I also applied to Manchester University for mechanical engineering with foundation year. I got accepted for all of them and I’m leaning towards UCL and Reading more. UCL however is very expensive and I would have to do an extra year but it’s really good uni and I really like it. Whereas for Reading it’s a campus uni which I like and it’s willing to give me a scholarship and I wouldn’t have to do a foundation year. Therefore, I don’t know what to pick. Help?