Studying sonography after Biomedical Science?

I'm considering Biomedical Science at Salford instead of Radiography, then doing a masters (MSc) in Ultrasound to become a sonographer. Has anyone else taken this path? Is it realistic, and what should I expect? 😊
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Leeds do an undergraduate Sonography course. There is still time for the current ucas deadline if this is something you would be looking to apply for!

The problem is leeds is quite far im thinking of doing biomedical science at salford university and then do a pgcert in ultrasound but idk im confused

Does the sonography course even accept a non-clinical biomedical sciences graduate for admission? Remember biomedical sciences is a science degree it is not a clinical degree. Sonography is a clinical area and I suspect without having any prior exposure to patient facing work e.g. through placements in a clinical course (or indeed working for several years as a clinician after qualfying) you may find it hard to get onto the course even if nominally you do meet the entry criteria.
Realistically if your goal is a clinical career I think you should be aiming to do a clinical degree at the outset.

Yeah you are right my backup is just to do a pgce in science teaching so i can be a science teacher after both my biomedical science and pgce degree what do you think?

You may well be able to do a PGCE to become a science teacher after a healthcare course if you do an SKE anyway.
I think maybe you need to think about whether you want to do patient facing clinical work or not. Have you done any work experience in a healthcare environment or caring role? That might help you decide

What if i just call the university of salford and let them know that i already got an offer for biomedical science but i want to do their radiography course?

I'm a little confused as it sounded like you were applying to radiography but thinking of switching to BMS.
So you've applied to BMS but want to do radiography? Have you used all your choices on UCAS yet and/or did you submit your application in the last two weeks?

I already submitted my application like on the start of December and i got an offer from salford university to study biomedical science but the main problem is that i want to study radiography not biomedical science

Did you apply to radiography or BMS?

I applied for biomedical science my personal statement is about biomedical science

You could ask if they'll consider you for radiography since you already have an offer- you have nothing to lose, although I suspect they won't.
You may need to look at applying through clearing or in a gap year. I'd recommend looking for work experience or volunteering opportunities in a caring role or healthcare environment.

Do you think they would let me ?

Most likely not since usually allied health professions courses require some work experience/volunteering as above (which it's unclear if you've done), often interview, and also usually look for commitment to the profession in your PS.
But they can't take back the offer you already have for asking so like I said, no harm in asking.
I do think the more likely situation is if you want to do radiography that you'll need to apply through clearing or in a gap year.

Is there a way they could maybe put me in a waiting list or something and if i got a really good grade in my btec applied science course on results day shall i ring them to update them

The only thing you can do right now:

If they say yes, and make you an offer, great.
If they say no, or say yes then don't make you an offer, the only things you can do then:

You can't "beg" them for a place otherwise and for the first step you are just asking and if they say no there is no grounds for convincing them otherwise.
These are your three action points to take, in sequence.

Okay thats fine thank you btw do you think radiography especially at salford university comes in for clearing