In short, yes. Some here may say to try to take an essay based subject but it’s in no way required, and your subjects are good in that if you change your mind about law there are still quite a few degree options you can pursue. Obviously four subjects is a bit much, but if you don’t think you can handle it you can easily drop a subject anyway.
I've got a friend doing psychology, biology and English lit who has offers for law. It's probably best to do something essay-related. You write some for languages but I'm not sure if they're considered essay subjects. Do you have the option to do EP? A dissertation relating to law might be a good option for that.
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