Getting on my pathway to Law degree?

What do you mean by poor grades? Can you specific?

I got C in maths D English E science

Do you not have any other grades? Do you have any extenuating circumstances why you have these grades and that many? Your c in maths is fine for most unis because I don’t think there’s specific gcde requirements for law but you should definitely retake English.

That's Not wat iv been told.. yes do av circum but not want to go into at mo! Yes iv got 6 but all low grades & the Uni will Only accept grades A-C!

What have you not been told? You could contact the uni saying you had these circumstances to see if they would let you in despite your GCSEs. Yeah that’s normally the requirement is - 5 passes basically. How many subjects have you passed???

I've Only got 1 which was a C. Ur not reading this are u! Not really getting answers to what I asked!

I got C in maths D English E science

I've Only got 1 which was a C. Ur not reading this are u! Not really getting answers to what I asked!

I've Only got 1 which was a C. Ur not reading this are u! Not really getting answers to what I asked!

If you have an attitude then no one is going to be interested in helping you.

I would suggest spending time doing research and thinking about whether the subject is really for you, especially if you dont have very good reasons for your low academic attainment so far. Exams and studies are only going to get more demanding and instead of being in such a rush if you are smart then you will want to know, not the quickest, but the most effective path to get a good quality degree from a decent uni, so you can actually use it the other end if that matters to you. If you arent interested or smart then you can rush into things get mediocre grades in a mediocre university, end up with a poor degree and then you will have the rest of your life to think about it.
Petite panda was giving up their time to try and help you. Play nice or other people will push back and you wont like that.

The fastest way (depending if you are old enough) will be either to do A levels self taught or an Access to HE course or impress some admissions people you are capable of degree level study now if you have lots of experience. The former could take 1-2 years and you could get your English at the same time.

I would be taking several steps back and focusing on why the GCSE's were poor and how my academic studies were going to improve to an acceptable standard.