Introductory physics in university WITHOUT highschool physics?

Some universities may let you in, but most likely not a particularly prestigious one. Also, it's most likely that you'd struggle without having done your 2nd year (A2). Therefore the best advice I can give (although not very helpful and a pain) is that you simply have to do your 2nd year for physics, which may be tricky.

And surely you could carry on at your current college to do that? If not another school would surely allow it. Hope you sort it out, good luck.

It would be unlikely that a good university would offer you a place, if you look on UCAS, you can see that most courses require both Physics and Maths at A Level, so if I were you I would saty back and complete a Physics A Level.

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